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Buranda Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is you ready?
Hi,
I am recently watching "Prision Break" and some actor sings a song and he sings as follows:
....
"Is he ready?"
"Are you ready?"
....
From the lyrics above, "Is you ready" is, I think, really weired. How do I explain this in terms of gramatical logic?
Thanks
I am recently watching "Prision Break" and some actor sings a song and he sings as follows:
....
"Is he ready?"
"Are you ready?"
....
From the lyrics above, "Is you ready" is, I think, really weired. How do I explain this in terms of gramatical logic?
Thanks
Top answer
Hi. Welcome aboard! As for your question.
- Hi.
- Welcome aboard!
- As for your question.
- " and it's fine with me.
- "Is you ready" is not grammatically correct.
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Hi. Welcome aboard!
As for your question. It seems it's written - "Are you ready?" and it's fine with me. "Is you ready" is not grammatically correct.
As for your question. It seems it's written - "Are you ready?" and it's fine with me. "Is you ready" is not grammatically correct.
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