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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct the grammar in the sentence
which of the following sentence is correct?
1) Those who does not know about it.
2) Those who do not know about it.
1) Those who does not know about it.
2) Those who do not know about it.
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Anon: These are not sentences. They are fragments. 1) Those who does not know about it.
- Anon: These are not sentences.
- They are fragments.
- 1) Those who does not know about it.
- >> Wrong.
- The subject for the verb in the clause ( "those") is plural.
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Anon: These are not sentences. They are fragments.
1) Those who does not know about it. >> Wrong. The subject for the verb in the clause ( "those") is plural. It does not agree with the verb "does"
2) Those who do not know about it.>> OK. the subject does agree with the verb in the subordinate clause.
A full sentence might be:
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1) Those who does not know about it. >> Wrong. The subject for the verb in the clause ( "those") is plural. It does not agree with the verb "does"
2) Those who do not know about it.>> OK. the subject does agree with the verb in the subordinate clause.
A full sentence might be:
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