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Slacker11 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Doesn't or don't?

Hello everyone,
I am a newbie to english, I'd like to ask you something:

I was trying to type some sentences in English, but a doubt come up:

For example:

Those sound tracks doesn't appear on the file managers.

So, was it suppose to be don't? Why?

Thanks in advance.
  

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Slacker11 Hello everyone, I am a newbie to english, I'd like to ask you something: I was trying to type some sentences in English, but a doubt come up: For example: Those sound tracks doesn't appear on the file managers. So, was it suppose d to be don't ? Why?

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  • Slacker11 Hello everyone, I am a newbie to english, I'd like to ask you something: I was trying to type some sentences in English, but a doubt come up: For example: Those sound tracks doesn't appear on the file managers.
  • So, was it suppose d to be don't ?
  • Why?
  • Thanks in advance.
  • Yes, it should be 'don't'.
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Slacker11Hello everyone,
I am a newbie to english, I'd like to ask you something:

I was trying to type some sentences in English, but a doubt come up:

For example:

Those sound tracks doesn't appear on the file managers.

So, was it supposed to be don't? Why?

Thanks in advanc
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You need this:

Those sound tracks don't appear on the file managers.

Only singular subjects would use doesn't.

The sound track doesn't ...
The car doesn't ...
He doesn't ...
She doesn't ...
The rain doesn't ...
The job doesn't ...
A garage door doesn't ...

But all other subjects use don'
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