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Hktrader Posted 11 years ago
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Happy Mother's Day
I see a thankful card for Mother's Day today as below:
Dearest Mom,
Happy Mother's Day! Wish you as beautiful as always, stay young and remains cheerful every day. God Bless you!
Love,
Victor and Victoria
My question is: Why the "remain" is added a "s" in the above sentence? Not as the same as the previous "stay". Should "stay" also be "stays"?
Besides, some of the time, I see when verbs are putted at the front of a sentence, they usually become /+ed. Can anyone tell me why and when I should /?
Thanks!
Dearest Mom,
Happy Mother's Day! Wish you as beautiful as always, stay young and remains cheerful every day. God Bless you!
Love,
Victor and Victoria
My question is: Why the "remain" is added a "s" in the above sentence? Not as the same as the previous "stay". Should "stay" also be "stays"?
Besides, some of the time, I see when verbs are putted at the front of a sentence, they usually become /+ed. Can anyone tell me why and when I should /?
Thanks!
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hktrader My question is: Why the "remain" is added a "s" in the above sentence? Not as the same as the previous "stay". Should "stay" also be "stays"?
- hktrader My question is: Why the "remain" is added a "s" in the above sentence?
- Not as the same as the previous "stay".
- Should "stay" also be "stays"?
- The message has several mistakes; that is one of them.
- Neither verb should have '-s'.
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hktraderMy question is: Why the "remain" is added a "s" in the above sentence? Not as the same as the previous "stay". Should "stay" also be "stays"?The message has several mistakes; that is one of them. Neither verb should have '-s'.
hktradersome of the time, I see when verbs are putted at the front of a sentence, they usually become
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