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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correctly written?
Hi there, Are these sentences correctly written? Do I need a "s" on "come?" Do I need a "s" or "d" on "require?" Does the word "professor" need to be capitalized? Thanks
I will ship it out by noon Saturday. So it can get to you before your term start.
My Professor required/s the 10th edition book not the 11th edition.
I will ship it out by noon Saturday. So it can get to you before your term start.
My Professor required/s the 10th edition book not the 11th edition.
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No. before your term start s . Do not capitalize professor.
- No.
- before your term start s .
- Do not capitalize professor.
- Whether you use "s" or "d" depends on whether it's a past requirement or a current requirement.
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No. The first example cannot stand as two sentences, but should be linked be a comma and the coordinating conjunction "so." ...before your term starts.
Do not capitalize professor.
Whether you use "s" or "d" depends on whether it's a past requirement or a current requirement.
Do not capitalize professor.
Whether you use "s" or "d" depends on whether it's a past requirement or a current requirement.
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