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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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go or goes?

So delicious and goes perfect with anything
  

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We need to know what the sentence refers to before we can judge.
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I want to say like:
This coconut macaroons is so delicious and goes perfect with anything
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This coconut macaroon is so delicious and goes perfect with anything.
These coconut macaroons are so delicious and go perfect with anything.
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Mr. M. -- Wouldn't you prefer "go/goes perfectly"?
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khoff Wouldn't you prefer "go/goes perfectly"?
Not with 'so delicious' I wouldn't. Gotta stay in register!
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Hmm. . . . To my mind, "It's so delicious and perfect with anything" would be fine, but if you're going to have the verb "go/goes" then it should be "perfectly." I don't see that "so delicious" lowers the register.
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