Why do we say "Do you have a job?" I knew that we use has with she/he and it, but here we didn't?
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In a regular sentence, choose HAVE or HAS:
He / she / it + HAS a job.
I / you / we / they + HAVE a job.
In NEGATIVE sentences choose DO/DOES (and use only HAVE)
He / she / it + DOESN'T HAVE
I / you / we / they + DON'T HAVE
In questions, begin with DO/DOES (and use only HAVE)
Does he/she/it HAVE a job?
DO I / you / we / they HAVE a job?
Whenever you use DO/DOES (negative and questions), you only use HAVE, never HAS.
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tks,Swartz,
Same as ' Are you/we going to visit China?' 'Is he/she a excellent teacher?'
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Excellent answer - succint and thorough - well done BR
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