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Nakool Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

No one needs to worry about me.

a) need worry
b) will worry
c) shall worry
d) No improvement

Answer is (a).

Shouldn't the answer be (d) i.e ' needs to worry' ?
  

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Both "needs to worry" and "need worry" are acceptable.
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Shouldn't the option be ' needs worry' as 'No one' is used?
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Shouldn't the option be ' needs worry' as 'No one' is used?
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Shouldn't the option be ' needs worry' as 'No one' is used?
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"Need" can be used as a normal verb and (sometimes) as a modal verb. Modals don't take an -s.

No one should worry about me.
No one need worry about me.
He need not worry about me.
No one need have worried about me.
He need not have worried about me.
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NakoolNo one needs to worry about me.a) need worryb) will worryc) shall worryd) No improvementAnswer is (a).Shouldn't the answer be (d) i.e ' needs to worry' ?
I agree. "No one need worry" is also correct. However, there is nothing wrong with the original sentence. Hence, the answer shouldn't be (a). It should be "d".

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