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Just because we’re both Chinese doesn’t mean we keep in touch all the time.
Should "doesn't" be preceded by a "it" in this sentence?
28 mai 2015 14:32
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Doesn't usually is preceeded by he, she, it or the name of third party.
Michael/He doesn't like pizza.
Jennifer/She doesn't know the answer.
The dog/It doesn't bark at night.
28 mai 2015
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