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Scarf hat 494 Posted 5 years ago
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Correct/incorrect?

Please I need your help!!

Is this sentence "I don't want to continue whereas the working conditions be like these" correct or not?

My main doubt is with the form "be" cos I'm not sure if it is correct be or would be better "are". I guess the correct answer is "be" because it is in the subjuntivo mood, but I'm not sure about it. :/

  

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scarf hat 494 Is this sentence "I don't want to continue whereas the working conditions be like these" correct or not? You are using "whereas" wrong. " scarf hat 494 My main doubt is with the form "be" cos I'm not sure if it is correct be or would be better "are".

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  • scarf hat 494 Is this sentence "I don't want to continue whereas the working conditions be like these" correct or not?
  • You are using "whereas" wrong.
  • " scarf hat 494 My main doubt is with the form "be" cos I'm not sure if it is correct be or would be better "are".
  • The subjunctive is deader than that.
  • Use "are".
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scarf hat 494Is this sentence "I don't want to continue whereas the working conditions be like these" correct or not?

You are using "whereas" wrong. I guess you mean "I don't want to continue if the working conditions are like this."

scarf hat 494My main doubt is with the form "be" cos I'm not sure if it is correct be or would be
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scarf hat 494I don't want to continue whereas as long as the working conditions be are like these.

As shown above.

scarf hat 494I guess the correct answer is "be" because it is in the subjunc
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