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Harbinger Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

grammar

Hi all,

Please help to correct these sentences.

1) The way through xx building is completely secure

or

2) The way through xx building is completely secured

3) What is/are the safety settings that has/have been set for cars?

Thanks
  

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1. This means you can go through without any fears. It's secure - safe.

— BarbaraPA

  • 1.
  • This means you can go through without any fears.
  • It's secure - safe.
  • 2.
  • This measn that the way through is locked.
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1. This means you can go through without any fears. It's secure - safe.

2. This measn that the way through is locked. It's secured - you can't get in.

3. safety settings is plural. So what do you think? Which of the verbs are in the plural form?

Also, "car" needs something - these cars, your cars, something.
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Grammar Geek1. This means you can go through without any fears. It's secure - safe.

2. This measn that the way through is locked. It's secured - you can't get in.

3. safety settings is plural. So what do you think? Which of the verbs are in the plural form?

Also, "car" needs something - these cars, your cars, something.

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I would think the subject-verb agreement as below:

- Are / safety settings

- Have / cars ( it will be "has" if it is "car")

Am I right?



Yes, you are.
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