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Aastha Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Lack or Lacks
People in [country name] lack courage and commitment.
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People in [country name] lacks courage and commitment.
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People in [country name] lacks courage and commitment.
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'A person lacks'; 'people lack', Aastha. Don't be led astray by the prepositional phrase 'in Gonawandaland'-- the subject is 'people', which is plural.
- 'A person lacks'; 'people lack', Aastha.
- Don't be led astray by the prepositional phrase 'in Gonawandaland'-- the subject is 'people', which is plural.
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'A person lacks'; 'people lack', Aastha. Don't be led astray by the prepositional phrase 'in Gonawandaland'-- the subject is 'people', which is plural.
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