as usual I have a question.

HI, Shy I really thanks for your yesterday teaching and feed-back. I sure that I can use "Do, Did, Does, Not, No" but, as usual I have a question. you thought me it below. Did Tom has many freckles on his face? >> Does Tom has many freckles on his face? I exactly know it "Did to Does" but, I don't know that why I can't use "have" instead of "have". I know that "Did" need a Original form verb. so, Did Tom have many freckles on his face? I thought that it's correct. the same way. Does Tom have many freckles on his face? is it correct? I believe that Does Tom has many freckles on his face? -> wrong. Does Tom have many freckles on his face? -> right. please, give me a teaching. good day, my great teacher shy.

Hello [이름]!   I reviewed my comments to you and I found out that I typed in the wrong verb on that part. Yes, it should be ‘have’ not ‘has'. I actually encourage you to keep on asking questions because that will help you a lot so I really appreciate you for doing this. Anyway, here are some of the pointers on how to use ‘have’ and ‘has’   Have is used with some pronouns (I, you) and plural nouns (2 or more nouns):'I have a great English teacher.''You have toothpaste on your chin.We have a meeting at 12.''Nurses have a difficult job.'   Has is used with the third person singular (he, she, it). For example:'She has a great personality.''He has a new haircut.''The washing machine has a leak in it'.'It has a hole near the door.'   T. Shy   I really thanks for your yesterday teaching and feed-back.>> I really thank for your yesterday’s teaching and feed-back.I sure that I can use "Do, Did, Does, Not, No">> I’m sure that I can use "Do, Did, Does, Not, No"you thought me it below.>> You taught me the example below.I exactly know it "Did to Does"but, I don't know that why I can't use "have" instead of "have".>> I exactly know "Did and Does"but, I don't know why I can’t use "have" instead of "has". I know that "Did" need a Original form verb.>> I know that "Did" needs the original form of the verb.please, give me a teaching.>> Please teach me.