Pytanie o does

She does like hot

Dlaczego w tym zdaniu jest does przecież w simple present w twierdzacym zdaniu nie mamy przed like does.

It’s an emphatic do or in case of singular third person, does.

taki nacisk, dosadne podkreslenie, ze ona naprawde bardzo lubi
Np. I did mail the letter- wyslalem list ( na pewno wyslalem, nie mam najmniejszej watpliwosci ) , tak sie mowi, jesli ktos kwestionuje, czy poddaje w watpliwosc

..., and in the case of the singular third person ... for Pete's sake!

It was fine until Mr. Perfectski turned up ;-)

It wasn't fine. Dig it, drill it, and kill it:

I have an umbrella with me in case of rain.
I have an umbrella with me in case it rains.
I have an umbrella with me, right here in the case. Just in case. In the case of rain, I will get it out of the case in no time at all.

Yada, yada, yada….;-)

@Aaric: wiem, ze to inne forum, ale nie chce im tam zawracac glowy takimi malo istotnymi drobiazgami. Mam pytanko: czy te pd amerykanskie wersje hiszpanskiego nie uzywaja slowa "dinero" tylko "plata"? Meksyk mowi dinero, Columbia plata, a Argentyna?

Nie wiem, jak mówią Argentyńczycy. Ale w komunistycznej i anty-amerykańskiej Kubie, ponad 60 lat po Rewolucji, Kubańczycy najbardziej lubią używać zwrotu "dolares".

In Argentina they often use mango but I also heard mosca and cobre . They use American slang words for money / currency, like bucks, moolah, dough, dead presidents and probably few others.
I always thought dinero and plata mean money across most, if not all of Latin America countries, don’t they?

In my limited knowledge of Spanish I thought it was dinero. I enriched my vocabulary by plata :-).
I meant more formal word in Spanish not like dough when I asked about Argentina. What word would a company CEO use for money ?
My Mexican environment people never use " plata". Dinero is the word.
Mango I will have for breakfast today :)

It’s dinero.
If it helps, in this Argentinian article about inflation word dinero is mentioned several times.
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/ahorrar-gastando-por-que-en-la-argentina-muchos-consideran-una-mejor-inversion-consumir-su-dinero-nid28072022/

You must do better.

It’s dinero.

Dzieki. Obejrzalam kilkaset (no judgement por favor :-) ), odcinkow seriali kolumbijskich ani raz z niczyich ust nie padlo slowo dinero tylko plata i plata.

I spent 4 weeks in Buenos Aires. Never heard anyone say dinero. Go figure ;-)

So what did they use most often?

Not sure. The friend I visited spoke English and so did his family and friends. Many porteños also speak English or at least Spanglish. Any English speaking visitor can easily get by without Spanish.