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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Do Not/Does Not

Dog collars and dog walking (do not/does not) have to be complicated.

I know "Dog collars do not have to be complicated" and "Dog walking does not have to be complicated" but what about when you join them?

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When you join them with and the subject becomes plural, requiring do .

— Philip

  • When you join them with and the subject becomes plural, requiring do .
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When you join them with and the subject becomes plural, requiring do.
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Hi,

Together, they form a plural subject. Say 'do not have to be'.

Clive
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