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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Come/s

Hi there, I want to see if I put a "s" on "come?" Also is my sentence correct, do I need a comma after "come?" Thanks

If the next rain storm come/s I will buy myself a new pair of shoes.
  

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" Thanks If the next rain storm c omes, I will buy myself a new pair of shoes. [corrected] That's right way of using it. You don't need put a comma, because it's a verb.

— Fandorin

  • " Thanks If the next rain storm c omes, I will buy myself a new pair of shoes.
  • [corrected] That's right way of using it.
  • You don't need put a comma, because it's a verb.
  • Only nouns are followed with a comma when it is used in possesive case.
  • The cat's hair The man's car The dogs' bones The birds' wings
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AnonymousHi there, I want to see if I put a "s" on "come?" Also is my sentence correct, do I need a comma after "come?" Thanks

If the next rain storm comes, I will buy myself a new pair of shoes. [corrected]


That's right way of using it. You don't need put a comma, because it's a verb. Only noun
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I mean do you put comma after "comes?" Thank you for your help

If the next rain storm comes, I will buy myself a new pair of shoes.
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Yes, you should. Sorry for misunderstanding.
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