what does a father do for his son

what does a mother do for a daughter!

What do children for their parents?

lol what do i write...bf for a gf???

In one way all are everything for others like Father for a Son or Son for a Father and so as mother- daughter and children -parents...But in other way No one is nothing for others why because everybody has came alone and one day has to go alone....but in general they all are interrelated.....

Regards,
anil

If you have to ask, you will get in trouble with answering. 

Correct English is "What does a father do for a son?"

Ooh, I love English, I can't get enough of it ... 

mal wrote:

what does a mother for a daughter!

You are right!!! Father and mother doing together..

I have four, now adult, sons and daughter back in Canada, so I've been down this road before. I also have a 6 year old Brazilian son who is my whole world wrapped up in one little body. My life would never be complete without him.

I love spending all my spare time teaching him how to cook, which he just loves. Right now I'm teaching him how to ride the bicycle he got for Christmas (no training wheels). It's so very funny, he tries and we almost have a spill and he laughs so hard, but he gets right back at it and tries some more.

I love my little Matheus.

wjwoodward wrote:

I have four, now adult, sons and daughter back in Canada, so I've been down this road before. I also have a 6 year old Brazilian son who is my whole world wrapped up in one little body. My life would never be complete without him.

I love spending all my spare time teaching him how to cook, which he just loves. Right now I'm teaching him how to ride the bicycle he got for Christmas (no training wheels). It's so very funny, he tries and we almost have a spill and he laughs so hard, but he gets right back at it and tries some more.

I love my little Matheus.

James, I imagine that it is the best time to the life, when they need us for everything,  and I am living each minutes with my four children.
I know that they will grow up and the future will be different, but I am sure that will be great too.

John C. wrote:

Correct English is "What does a father do for a son?"

Ooh, I love English, I can't get enough of it ... 

Thank you John, I will change the topic: What does a father do for his son?
Certainly it is better.

Adauto wrote:

John C. wrote:

Correct English is "What does a father do for a son?"

Ooh, I love English, I can't get enough of it ... 

Thank you John, I will change the topic: What does a father do for his son?
Certainly it is better.

Hi,
Unfortunately topics cannot be changed, as such they cannot be corrected.

"What does a father do for a son" is not as correct as "What does a father do for his son".
The former implies that a father can do many thing for somebody else's son.

I like to be as correct as possible in English grammar, language, spelling and speaking ... because in reading I am very correct already. 

John C. wrote:

Adauto wrote:

John C. wrote:

Correct English is "What does a father do for a son?"

Ooh, I love English, I can't get enough of it ... 

Thank you John, I will change the topic: What does a father do for his son?
Certainly it is better.

Hi,
Unfortunately topics cannot be changed, as such they cannot be corrected.

"What does a father do for a son" is not as correct as "What does a father do for his son".
The former implies that a father can do many thing for somebody else's son.

I like to be as correct as possible in English grammar, language, spelling and speaking ... because in reading I am very correct already. 

Hi John,
Fortunately we have a support team in always helps us.
You can count on them, they are very cool and efficient.

Adauto wrote:

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Hi John,
Fortunately we have a support team in always helps us.
You can count on them, they are very cool and efficient.

Hello Adauto, 
It's nice of you to accept corrections, and for the support team to help you amend the topic of your thread.
However, now the title should start with 'W' not 'w' and also it is missing a '?' after son.

In grammar just like in accounting you must be as correct as possible ...