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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Become and becomes, more with s or without
1.when to use become and becomes.
2. when to use more...is it more motivations or more motivation?
2. when to use more...is it more motivations or more motivation?
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1. become in the present tense, except for 3rd person singular (he, she), when it takes an s . 2.
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- become in the present tense, except for 3rd person singular (he, she), when it takes an s .
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- Without examples, I have to advise that motivation is normally non-countable = no s .
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1. become in the present tense, except for 3rd person singular (he, she), when it takes an s.
2. Without examples, I have to advise that motivation is normally non-countable = no s.
2. Without examples, I have to advise that motivation is normally non-countable = no s.
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