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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Graduates
Hi, do I put "s" on "graduate" and "ed" on "graduate" because it's a fact.
Tom graduates from William Workman High in 2005.
When do I put "ed" or do I need to keep the "s" at all time. Can I also write it this way?
Tom graduated from William Workman High in 2005.
Tom graduates from William Workman High in 2005.
When do I put "ed" or do I need to keep the "s" at all time. Can I also write it this way?
Tom graduated from William Workman High in 2005.
Top answer
Hi Anon You should say "graduate d ". You should use the past tense because 2005 is in the past.
- Hi Anon You should say "graduate d ".
- You should use the past tense because 2005 is in the past.
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Hi Anon
You should say "graduated".
You should use the past tense because 2005 is in the past.
You should say "graduated".
You should use the past tense because 2005 is in the past.
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