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Cute572 Posted 18 years ago
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What emotional thinking entail?
Is this question correct?
Emotional thinking is singular, entail is plural. It should be entails
isn't it ?
Is this question correct?
Emotional thinking is singular, entail is plural. It should be entails
isn't it ?
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Hi, What emotional thinking entail? Is this question correct? Emotional thinking is singular , entail is plural.
- Hi, What emotional thinking entail?
- Is this question correct?
- Emotional thinking is singular , entail is plural.
- It should be entails No.
- ' Clive
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Hi,
What emotional thinking entail?
Is this question correct?
Emotional thinking is singular, entail is plural. It should be entails
No. Say 'What does emotional thinking entail?'
Clive
What emotional thinking entail?
Is this question correct?
Emotional thinking is singular, entail is plural. It should be entails
No. Say 'What does emotional thinking entail?'
Clive
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thanks Clive!
Now it sounds perfect. However, i was focusing on this entail thing. Still its a verb and shouldn't it followed by "s" (singular) ?
thanks
Cute572
Now it sounds perfect. However, i was focusing on this entail thing. Still its a verb and shouldn't it followed by "s" (singular) ?
thanks
Cute572
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Hi again,
'What does emotional thinking entail?'
When you use the auxiliary verb 'do', you just use the base form of the main verb eg
Mary: Tom, do you love me?
Tom: Yes, Mary, I do love you, I do, I do!
Later, Mary tells her mother 'Tom does not hate me. He told me that he does love me!'
'What does emotional thinking entail?'
When you use the auxiliary verb 'do', you just use the base form of the main verb eg
Mary: Tom, do you love me?
Tom: Yes, Mary, I do love you, I do, I do!
Later, Mary tells her mother 'Tom does not hate me. He told me that he does love me!'
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