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Maximus69 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is or are before or after the subject ?
Is my sentence correct .the context is like this.If someone ask me " When is you class ? ".I said " After my classes finished are your class ".Is it should be is or are.I feel is are because the noun classes(plural).Am i correct ?
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This is badly worded. Try instead: My classes finish before your class begins. Your class begins after my class finishes.
- This is badly worded.
- Try instead: My classes finish before your class begins.
- Your class begins after my class finishes.
- Your class follows my classes.
- After my classes are finished, then comes your class.
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This is badly worded. Try instead:
My classes finish before your class begins.
Your class begins after my class finishes.
Your class follows my classes.
After my classes are finished, then comes your class.
My classes finish before your class begins.
Your class begins after my class finishes.
Your class follows my classes.
After my classes are finished, then comes your class.
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Your class is right after mine.
Your classes are after mine. to say it in anothre way with "my" (not yours)
My class is before yours.
Your classes are after mine. to say it in anothre way with "my" (not yours)
My class is before yours.
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Can i say " After my classes are finished, then come your classes.
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