Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
How to ask a question?
Dear Sir,
Could you explain the differences between the following questions?
1) Does John have experience in marketing?
2) Have John had experience in marketing?
3) Has John experience in marketing?
4) Has John experienced in marketing?
What is the correct way to ask whether a person has any experience in marketing? Thank you.
Guan Meng
Could you explain the differences between the following questions?
1) Does John have experience in marketing?
2) Have John had experience in marketing?
3) Has John experience in marketing?
4) Has John experienced in marketing?
What is the correct way to ask whether a person has any experience in marketing? Thank you.
Guan Meng
Top answer
1) Does John have experience in marketing? - OK 2) Ha s ve John had experience in marketing? 3) Has John had experience in marketing?
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1) Does John have experience in marketing? - OK
2) Hasve John had experience in marketing?
3) Has John had experience in marketing?
4) Has John experienced in marketing? -- NO
2) Has
3) Has John had experience in marketing?
4) Has John experienced in marketing? -- NO
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Hi,
Could you explain the differences between the following questions?
1) Does John have (any) experience in marketing? OK
2) Have John had experience in marketing? Incorrect tense
3) Has John (any) experience in marketing? OK, just an alternative form of #1
4) Has John experienced in marketing? Incorrect tense
What is the
Could you explain the differences between the following questions?
1) Does John have (any) experience in marketing? OK
2) Have John had experience in marketing? Incorrect tense
3) Has John (any) experience in marketing? OK, just an alternative form of #1
4) Has John experienced in marketing? Incorrect tense
What is the
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