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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Don't vs. Doesn't
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I have a simple question of use of don't or doesn't in a sentence. Which do you use here:
There don't/doesn't appear to be any other passengers.
Thank you.
I have a simple question of use of don't or doesn't in a sentence. Which do you use here:
There don't/doesn't appear to be any other passengers.
Thank you.
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don't The reference is to "passengers", so you need the plural form of the verb. There aren't any other passengers. There don't appear to be any other passengers.
- don't The reference is to "passengers", so you need the plural form of the verb.
- There aren't any other passengers.
- There don't appear to be any other passengers.
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don't
The reference is to "passengers", so you need the plural form of the verb.
There aren't any other passengers.
There don't appear to be any other passengers.
The reference is to "passengers", so you need the plural form of the verb.
There aren't any other passengers.
There don't appear to be any other passengers.
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