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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
as opposed to you who ___
Which is correct?
... as opposed to you who like/likes...
Thank you
... as opposed to you who like/likes...
Thank you
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My guess is "likes", but it is difficult to tell for sure without more context. [ You've been around here long enough (even as an anonymous poster) to know that we need context! ]
- My guess is "likes", but it is difficult to tell for sure without more context.
- [ You've been around here long enough (even as an anonymous poster) to know that we need context!
- ]
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My guess is "likes", but it is difficult to tell for sure without more context. [ You've been around here long enough (even as an anonymous poster) to know that we need context! ]
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