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Carries
Which one is the correct way to write this? Thank you
He carries/ed so many diseases.
They carry so many different diseases.
You don't know what kind of disease they might carry.
You don't know what kind of disease he might carries.
He carries/ed so many diseases.
They carry so many different diseases.
You don't know what kind of disease they might carry.
You don't know what kind of disease he might carries.
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Hi, Which one is the correct way to write this? Thank you I assume you understand that 'Tom carries a disease' usually means that he does not suffer from it himself but he can pass it on to other people. He carries/ed so many diseases.
- Hi, Which one is the correct way to write this?
- Thank you I assume you understand that 'Tom carries a disease' usually means that he does not suffer from it himself but he can pass it on to other people.
- He carries/ed so many diseases.
- Both are OK.
- It just depends on whehter you want to talk about the present or the past.
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Hi,
Which one is the correct way to write this? Thank you
I assume you understand that 'Tom carries a disease' usually means that he does not suffer from it himself but he can pass it on to other people.
He carries/ed so many diseases. Both are OK. It just depends on whehter you want to talk about the present or the past.
They carry so many d
Which one is the correct way to write this? Thank you
I assume you understand that 'Tom carries a disease' usually means that he does not suffer from it himself but he can pass it on to other people.
He carries/ed so many diseases. Both are OK. It just depends on whehter you want to talk about the present or the past.
They carry so many d
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