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Which is correct: "What What {do / does this and that have in common?" or "What do} this and that have in common?" -- which?

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Nathan Tuggy
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Example:

"What does beer and wine have in common?"

What does beer and wine have in common?

or

"What do beer and wine have in common?"

What do beer and wine have in common?

I've seen them both being used, the first form being more frequent, but I think the second form sounds more correct, although I can't be sure.

I'd appreciate the help. Thanks!

Example:

"What does beer and wine have in common?"

or

"What do beer and wine have in common?"

I've seen them both being used, the first form being more frequent, but I think the second form sounds more correct, although I can't be sure.

I'd appreciate the help. Thanks!

Example:

What does beer and wine have in common?

or

What do beer and wine have in common?

I've seen them both being used, the first form being more frequent, but I think the second form sounds more correct, although I can't be sure.

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