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Sarunnio Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

How it work or how it works

1) After taking it a few times, you will learn how it work for you.
2) After taking it a few times, you will learn how it works for you.

Which one is correct?
I believe the first one is grammatically correct.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
and it would be great if you can point me out the rule of composing this kind of clause, so I can fully understand it.
Thanks.
  

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No, (2) is the correct one. There is nothing special going on here. The choice between "work" and "works" is governed by agreement with the subject in the usual way.

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  • No, (2) is the correct one.
  • There is nothing special going on here.
  • The choice between "work" and "works" is governed by agreement with the subject in the usual way.
  • : how it works for you how they work for you how he seems to you how your friends seem to you
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No, (2) is the correct one. There is nothing special going on here. The choice between "work" and "works" is governed by agreement with the subject in the usual way. E.g.:

how it works for you
how they work for you
how he seems to you
how your friends seem to you
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