A confusing idiom

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hello everyone!
i came across an idiom “it is dogged that dose it”
could anybody explain this for me?and is it gramatically wrong?

many thanks!

2

Hi!

It is dogged that does it means perseverance wins or if at first you don’t succeed, do try again.

Synonyms for dogged are persevering, pertinacious, persistent

Hope this helps.

PS - it is grammatically correct :wink:

3

hi! Sidle Jinks
thanks a lot for your prompt reply!

4

Hi,

Have a look at ‘dose’ - this should be does.

Alan

5

Hi Alan!

Thank you Alan, it was a typo :oops: