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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Doesnot / donot
mr woods does not watch t.v. or
mr woods do not watch t.v.
which one is corrert ?
mr woods do not watch t.v.
which one is corrert ?
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Technically, without a capital letter to start the sentence, neither is correct. However, as a third-person singular subject, "Mr. Woods" should have "does" as the verb.
- Technically, without a capital letter to start the sentence, neither is correct.
- However, as a third-person singular subject, "Mr.
- Woods" should have "does" as the verb.
- Mr.
- Woods does not watch TV.
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Technically, without a capital letter to start the sentence, neither is correct.
However, as a third-person singular subject, "Mr. Woods" should have "does" as the verb.
Mr. Woods does not watch TV.
However, as a third-person singular subject, "Mr. Woods" should have "does" as the verb.
Mr. Woods does not watch TV.
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