Keep or keeps
Which sentence is correct "things that keep me awake" or "things that keeps me awake" ?
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Neither is a sentence, but "things which keeps me awake" is incorrect. Note also that I have split your post. In future, please start a new thread if you're not replying to an existing one.
- Neither is a sentence, but "things which keeps me awake" is incorrect.
- Note also that I have split your post.
- In future, please start a new thread if you're not replying to an existing one.
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Neither is a sentence, but "things which keeps me awake" is incorrect. Note also that I have split your post. In future, please start a new thread if you're not replying to an existing one.
0teal silver 778things that keeps me awake
This follows the same rule as *Things keeps me awake.
About 95% of the time, an s on both the subject and the verb means you've done something wrong. There should only be one s.
something keeps OR things keep are the correct combinations.
CJ
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