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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammer
Hello, I hope you can help me with a problem, my wife and I have been disgussing which grammer is correct in a certain sentence.
Hers: Who does that uniform BELONGS to?
Mine: Who does that uniform BELONG to
I hope you can settle this.
Kind Regards.
Michael from Denmark
Hers: Who does that uniform BELONGS to?
Mine: Who does that uniform BELONG to
I hope you can settle this.
Kind Regards.
Michael from Denmark
Top answer
It belongs to him. It does belong to him. It doesn't belong to him.
- It belongs to him.
- It does belong to him.
- It doesn't belong to him.
- , the main verb appears in the base form.
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It belongs to him.
It does belong to him.
It doesn't belong to him.
When you use the auxilliary verb do/does/did etc., the main verb appears in the base form.
Also "It should/could belong to him."
It does belong to him.
It doesn't belong to him.
When you use the auxilliary verb do/does/did etc., the main verb appears in the base form.
Also "It should/could belong to him."
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Hi,
You are correct.
Who does that uniform belong to?
Also: Whose uniform is that?
The verb is in the base form either in questions or negative sentences which use the simple
present tense.
Regards
You are correct.
Who does that uniform belong to?
Also: Whose uniform is that?
The verb is in the base form either in questions or negative sentences which use the simple
present tense.
Regards
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Hers: Who does that uniform BELONGS to? No.
Mine: Who does that uniform BELONG to? Yes.
You can't have two s-markers like that. Just one! Once you put an s inflecti
Mine: Who does that uniform BELONG to? Yes.
You can't have two s-markers like that. Just one! Once you put an s inflecti
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