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Mr Er Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
It won't has/have
My first thought making a sentence was "It won't have" but then I remembered that 'It, he, she' -> 'has'.
But somehow 'It won't has" doesn't seem right to me.
Which one should I use and why?
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Mr Er My first thought making a sentence was "It won't have" but then I remembered that 'It, he, she' -> 'has'. You are correct on both points. There is a big bus over there.
- Mr Er My first thought making a sentence was "It won't have" but then I remembered that 'It, he, she' -> 'has'.
- You are correct on both points.
- There is a big bus over there.
- It has a lot of passengers!
- Now consider a different form called a modal verb.
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Mr ErMy first thought making a sentence was "It won't have" but then I remembered that 'It, he, she' -> 'has'.
You are correct on both points.
There is a big bus over there. It has a lot of passengers!
Now consider a different form called a modal verb. This is the verb that has to agree with the subject. The main verb fol
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