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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

It should arrives on Monday or Tuesday. DO WE PUT "S" ON ARRIVES

Hi there, I got a question, Do we put an "s" at the end of "arrive" because of the third person singular?

It should arrives on Monday or Tuesday.

Also one more thing is my question I asked above correct?

Thank you very much
  

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No '-s' when there is a helping verb: I/you/it should arrive . Your question is correctly formed, though.

— Mister Micawber

  • No '-s' when there is a helping verb: I/you/it should arrive .
  • Your question is correctly formed, though.
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No '-s' when there is a helping verb: I/you/it should arrive. Your question is correctly formed, though.
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