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Maximus69 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar help with verb
Beat the butter and sugar together and slowly add the eggs.Why not adds
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This is an example of an imperative sentence. The subject is implied ("you") (You) beat the butter and sugar together and (you) add the eggs. Imperative sentences are used for giving instructions (and orders).
- This is an example of an imperative sentence.
- The subject is implied ("you") (You) beat the butter and sugar together and (you) add the eggs.
- Imperative sentences are used for giving instructions (and orders).
- The pronoun "you" is paired with add rather than adds.
- (you add, he adds)
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This is an example of an imperative sentence. The subject is implied ("you")
(You) beat the butter and sugar together and (you) add the eggs.
Imperative sentences are used for giving instructions (and orders).
The pronoun "you" is paired with add rather than adds. (you add, he adds)
(You) beat the butter and sugar together and (you) add the eggs.
Imperative sentences are used for giving instructions (and orders).
The pronoun "you" is paired with add rather than adds. (you add, he adds)
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