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What is the difference between Who doesn't have problems? and Who do have problems? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Who doesn't have problems? and Who do have problems? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The difference is that the first one is grammatically correct and the second one doesn't make any sense at all lol
But you could say: "Who has problems?"
In this case, you're asking who is the person that has problems.
When you say: "Who doesn't have problems?"
You're like: everyone has problems, who doesn't? Having problems is normal, so I shouldn't be so pissed off lol
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The difference is that the first one is grammatically correct and the second one doesn't make any sense at all lol
But you could say: "Who has problems?"
In this case, you're asking who is the person that has problems.
When you say: "Who doesn't have problems?"
You're like: everyone has problems, who doesn't? Having problems is normal, so I shouldn't be so pissed off lol
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