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Dude Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

He think or he thinks

0 "I wish he think more about me" or 02br
00"I wish he thinks more about me" 02br
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0 Hello, Dude, 02br 00I think the best answers would be: 02br 00"I wish he thought more about me " - which he doesn't 02br 00"I wish he would think more about me" - which he still can do if he chooses 0-

— Pieanne

  • 0 Hello, Dude, 02br 00I think the best answers would be: 02br 00"I wish he thought more about me " - which he doesn't 02br 00"I wish he would think more about me" - which he still can do if he chooses 0-
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0 Hello, Dude, 02br
00I think the best answers would be: 02br
00"I wish he thought more about me " - which he doesn't 02br
00"I wish he would think more about me" - which he still can do if he chooses 0-
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You should add s after verb for he, she, it.
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With he,she, it, or any name of the person. We always use s in the end of the verb
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Not changing your choice of words, the answer would be "I wish he thinks more about me"

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