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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
In the first and second sentence or sentences?
Hi. Please help. Which is correct? Do you perceive any ambiguity in using number 1 in the comment part? Thank you in advance.
(written to ask questions)
eg,
1. He are here.
2. He were here
3. He is here.
Comment: Only number 3 is correct. In the first and second 1) sentence
2) sentences, you should use the third-person singular. Thus the sentences should be "He is here" (in present tense) I for number 1 and "He was here" for number 2 (in past tense).
(written to ask questions)
eg,
1. He are here.
2. He were here
3. He is here.
Comment: Only number 3 is correct. In the first and second 1) sentence
2) sentences, you should use the third-person singular. Thus the sentences should be "He is here" (in present tense) I for number 1 and "He was here" for number 2 (in past tense).
Top answer
1. He are here. 2.
- 1.
- He are here.
- 2.
- He were here 3.
- He is here.
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1. He are here.
2. He were here
3. He is here.
Comment: Only number 3 is correct. In the first and second sentences, you should use the third-person singular: "He is here" (in present tense) for number 1 and "He was here" (in past tense) for number 2.
2. He were here
3. He is here.
Comment: Only number 3 is correct. In the first and second sentences, you should use the third-person singular: "He is here" (in present tense) for number 1 and "He was here" (in past tense) for number 2.
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