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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
have/has/were
Is the following sentences correct? and why please? Thank you tutor.
If I was/were there, I would have done that. Why do I have to put "were" instead of "was" because of "I?"
Don't Vincent has/have any homework? Why can't I put "has" in this sentence if "VIncent" is singular?
If I was/were there, I would have done that. Why do I have to put "were" instead of "was" because of "I?"
Don't Vincent has/have any homework? Why can't I put "has" in this sentence if "VIncent" is singular?
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html ]SUBJUNCTIVE[/url] form of the verb, here used in a mixed conditional sentence (more crefully written, it should read If I were there, I would do that. 2-- Your sentence is wrong. It should read: Doesn't Vincent have any homework?
- html ]SUBJUNCTIVE[/url] form of the verb, here used in a mixed conditional sentence (more crefully written, it should read If I were there, I would do that.
- 2-- Your sentence is wrong.
- It should read: Doesn't Vincent have any homework?
- The singular '-s' is in 'doesn't'.
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1-- Were is the [url=http://www.bartleby.com/64/C001/061.html]SUBJUNCTIVE[/url] form of the verb, here used in a mixed conditional sentence (more crefully written, it should read If I were there, I would do that.
2-- Your sentence is wrong. It should read: Doesn't
1-- Were is the [url=http://www.bartleby.com/64/C001/061.html]SUBJUNCTIVE[/url] form of the verb, here used in a mixed conditional sentence (more crefully written, it should read If I were there, I would do that.
2-- Your sentence is wrong. It should read: Doesn't
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