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who do that? vs who does that?

The correct phrase to use here is "Who does that?". In English, when asking a question about a singular subject, we use the singular form of the verb. In this case, "does" is the correct form to match the singular subject "who."
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Last updated: August 06, 2024

who do that?

This phrase is incorrect. In English, when asking a question about a singular subject, we use the singular form of the verb.

The correct form is "Who does that?" when asking about a singular subject performing an action.

Alternatives:

  • Who does that?
  • Who is doing that?
  • Who did that?
  • Who will do that?
  • Who can do that?

who does that?

This phrase is correct. It follows the rule of using the singular form of the verb when asking a question about a singular subject.

Use this phrase when asking about a singular subject performing an action.

Alternatives:

  • Who does that?
  • Who is doing that?
  • Who did that?
  • Who will do that?
  • Who can do that?

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