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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Do or do not usage here?

Sentence: Even PMO and Finance Minster does not take very liberal views of exchanges and traders.


Question: What should be used in the sentence "do" or "does not"?

Sentences like these make me confuse. It seems plural to me, so "do" should come but I'm not sure as this is not my sentence but someone's else. Kindly answer my question along with a trick to identify plural or non-plural after the usage of "and" .


Thanks and regards.

  

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anonymous Question: What should be used in the sentence "do" or "does not"? It's difficult to decide, as your sentence is lacking proper article. If it's 'the PMO and the Finance Minister', then do is the right choice.

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  • anonymous Question: What should be used in the sentence "do" or "does not"?
  • It's difficult to decide, as your sentence is lacking proper article.
  • If it's 'the PMO and the Finance Minister', then do is the right choice.
  • The use of an article with two different nouns connected by 'and' shows that the nouns are two different persons or entities.
  • If it's 'the PMO and Finance Minister', then does is the right choice.
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anonymousQuestion: What should be used in the sentence "do" or "does not"?

It's difficult to decide, as your sentence is lacking proper article.

If it's 'the PMO and the Finance Minister', then do is the right choice. The use of an article with two different nouns connected by 'and' shows that the nouns are two different persons or entiti

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anonymousthis is not my sentence but someone's else.

What is your source?

It does not seem grammatical. For example, "Minster" is misspelled.

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