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Does this Shakespearean English Sentence That I Wrote Make Sense? "Wherefore dost mine family always hast to be a harm to the public". I'm trying to say why does my family have to always be a harm to the
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Does this Shakespearean English Sentence That I Wrote Make Sense? "Wherefore dost mine family always hast to be a harm to the public". I'm trying to say why does my family have to always be a harm to the public

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Yes it does.
Wherefore = for what reason
Dost = does
hast = have
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