Shakespearean-like speak: what is the difference between dost and hath as well as how would u use each in a sentence?

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They seem the same to me, but I assume they are different. Help

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Doth is an old fashioned form of the verb "to do."

Hath is an old fashioned form of the verb "to have."

Hath Your Honor yet supped? Doth Your Honor desire food? 

Answer 2

Doth is Does

Hath is Have