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Tinanam0102 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Goes or go

Hi teachers,

This sentence from a book:

"What I've observed go far may be a bit unethical, but not outrageous..."

1. Why "go" and not "goes" is used in this sentence?

2. Does "unethical" mean what this person has seen is not really that unethical?

Thank you very much

TN
  

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The things "I've observed" are not singlar.

— Nusdunda

  • The things "I've observed" are not singlar.
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The things "I've observed" are not singlar.
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tinanam0102"What I've observed go far may be a bit unethical, but not outrageous..."
go is a typographical error for so.

What I've observed so far may be a bit unethical, ...
tinanam0102Does "unethical" mean what this person has seen is not really that unethical?
??? "unethical" means
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Hello CalifJim,

Thanks again for your help. [F] Great day.

Regards,

Tinanam
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tinanam0102Thanks again for your help. Great day.
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