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Jack12 Posted 13 years ago
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Could you please explanation for me ( Goes ) when we use this and which tense.
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"Goes" is the third person singular present tense verb form of "go". 1. I go there every day.
- "Goes" is the third person singular present tense verb form of "go".
- 1.
- I go there every day.
- 2.
- You go there every day.
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"Goes" is the third person singular present tense verb form of "go".
1. I go there every day.
2. You go there every day.
3. He/She/Jack/Mr Bell/Everybody goes there every day.
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1. I go there every day.
2. You go there every day.
3. He/She/Jack/Mr Bell/Everybody goes there every day.
CB
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