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    Help/Do not you

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    Help/Do not you
    Message from zilazila posted on 15-11-2016 at 16:24:26 (D | E | F)
    Hello everybody
    Would you please tell me which sentence is correct?
    "Why do not you come here?" Or "Why do you not come here?
    In fact I want to know what is the difference between " why do not you... and "why do you not...." is.
    In advance, thank you.

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    Edited by lucile83 on 15-11-2016 22:09


    Re: Help/Do not you from watashimanon, posted on 15-11-2016 at 17:05:26 (D | E)
    Good evening,
    "Why do not you come here ?" : seeing this sentence, I think it's better to say "Why don't you come here?"
    "Why do you not come here" looks like an indirect interrogative clause.
    So I would say both are grammatically correct however the former must be more common.
    It's better to wait for another and surely better opinion.
    While searching for further explanations, I found this topic about the same question here : Link
    Have a nice evening !



    Re: Help/Do not you from lucile83, posted on 15-11-2016 at 22:21:04 (D | E)
    Hello,
    Why do not you come here? is not correct
    Why do you not come here? is correct



    Re: Help/Do not you from djessy, posted on 16-11-2016 at 05:00:20 (D | E)
    Good morning everybody,
    about your question concerning the difference between "why do not you and why do you not" the answer is that: why do you not(why don't you) is the correct answer.
    Why do not you doesn't exist, it's false.

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    Edited by lucile83 on 16-11-2016 06:50



    Re: Help/Do not you from zilazila, posted on 18-11-2016 at 12:11:04 (D | E)
    Thank you all very much for your replies.




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