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Apatzinguense Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

And.. too

I have a question concerning the use of the auxiliary with "and..too" to show agreement with affirmative sentences. We use do/does depending on the subject within the ", and...too" sentence. For instance,

1. I like to eat seafood, and he does too (third person sing., hence "does").

2. I like to drive fast, and they do too (third person plural, hence "do").

Am I correct in my analysis? Please let me know.

  

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apatzinguense Am I correct in my analysis? Yes, that's right. CJ

— CalifJim

  • apatzinguense Am I correct in my analysis?
  • Yes, that's right.
  • CJ
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apatzinguenseAm I correct in my analysis?

Yes, that's right.

CJ

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