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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A ssequence?
Hello,
A sequence of words shows how they are pronounced.
A sequence of words SHOW how they are pronounced.
The sequence of words shows how they are pronounced.
The sequence of words SHOW how they are pronounced.
Shows or SHOW?
Thank you.
A sequence of words shows how they are pronounced.
A sequence of words SHOW how they are pronounced.
The sequence of words shows how they are pronounced.
The sequence of words SHOW how they are pronounced.
Shows or SHOW?
Thank you.
Top answer
"Shows" for both examples. "Sequence" is singular and so it takes a singular verb - even if the sequence is composed of many thousands of words.
- "Shows" for both examples.
- "Sequence" is singular and so it takes a singular verb - even if the sequence is composed of many thousands of words.
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"Shows" for both examples. "Sequence" is singular and so it takes a singular verb - even if the sequence is composed of many thousands of words.
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