Which is correct and proper?

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• Answer #1

  Depends on the context. If it's confirming to another that your teeth hurt then it is "My teeth do hurt" if you're making a general statement about your teeth hurting then it is "My teeth hurt" (no need for "do" ..."does" is wrong in either format)

  Hope that makes sense!

  xox Sika

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• Answer #2

  What sika said, in an acknowledgement (I.e. yes they do) you would say my teeth do hurt, but in a general statement it's just my teeth hurt

• Answer #3

  just 'my teeth hurt' would sound best to me.

  but 'my teeth do hurt' would sound correct as well

• Answer #4

  Yeah my teeth hurt would be good lol Its that simple!

• Answer #5

  my teeth hurt. your a smart one ;]

• Answer #6

  my teeth hurt?

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