Have you ever heard "at 30,000 feet" used figuratively, the way the guy in the video ?
Have you ever heard "at 30,000 feet" used figuratively, the way the guy in the video does?

Is "does" correct or should it be "uses it"? If there are any other problems with this sentence, please let me know.

Question

Have you ever heard "at 30,000 feet" used figuratively, the way the guy in the video ?
Have you ever heard "at 30,000 feet" used figuratively, the way the guy in the video does?

Is "does" correct or should it be "uses it"? If there are any other problems with this sentence, please let me know.

Answer

Both are correct.  Often, English uses the modal verb “do” or “does” at the end of a sentence like this in order to avoid repetitive use of the preceding verb (here, the verb “to use”).

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