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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
botton or buckle my belt? and the s in verbs
Hi, everybody I have few questions.
-If I have a belt for pants do I say : "I botton my belt" or I buckle my belt?
-Look at these sentences: Do you know how much a ticket concert cost?
Do You Know How Much It Costs?
Why in the 1st sentence the verb "cost "didn't take the s and in the 2nd sentence it did? What are ALL the cases in which a verb takes the s?, What are all the cases in which a verb doesn't take the s?
Thanks a lot for your time and consideration, take care.
-If I have a belt for pants do I say : "I botton my belt" or I buckle my belt?
-Look at these sentences: Do you know how much a ticket concert cost?
Do You Know How Much It Costs?
Why in the 1st sentence the verb "cost "didn't take the s and in the 2nd sentence it did? What are ALL the cases in which a verb takes the s?, What are all the cases in which a verb doesn't take the s?
Thanks a lot for your time and consideration, take care.
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Anonymous Hi, everybody I have few questions. -If I have a belt for pants do I say : "I botton my belt" or I buckle my belt? Belts usually have buckles rather than buttons, so you would normally buckle your belt .
- Anonymous Hi, everybody I have few questions.
- -If I have a belt for pants do I say : "I botton my belt" or I buckle my belt?
- Belts usually have buckles rather than buttons, so you would normally buckle your belt .
- -Look at these sentences: Do you know how much a ticket concert the concert ticket cost ?
- In the sentence above, the verb cost is simple past tense.
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AnonymousHi, everybody I have few questions.
-If I have a belt for pants do I say : "I botton my belt" or I buckle my belt?
Belts usually have buckles rather than buttons, so you would normally buckle your belt.
-Look at these sentences: Do you know how
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