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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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i have already learn . my sister and her husband is preparing .... my question is ' why the aux or to be using is? not are? as we know that the subject refer to 'they'? tq..
  

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' is correct. Don't believe anybody who tells you otherwise. Rover

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  • ' is correct.
  • Don't believe anybody who tells you otherwise.
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'My sister and her husband are preparing...' is correct.

Don't believe anybody who tells you otherwise.

Rover
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I have already learned.....
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After if, should the verb be present or past?

Tell me if you receive the gift.

Tell me if you received the gift.

Tell me if you get in.

Tell me if you got in.

Thank you so much
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AnonymousAfter if, should the verb be present or past?
It's not a matter of just 'if'. It's after 'Tell me if", and it can be either present or past. The present tense of an action verb usually has a future meaning in this pattern.

Tell me if you get in. ~ Tell me in the future at the time in the future when you are successful in getting in.
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