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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
modals
Jason should had spent less money on my birthday present. is it correct?
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" The combination "should had" is always wrong (ignoring "trick" answers in which the adjacent words are part of different grammatical units).
- " The combination "should had" is always wrong (ignoring "trick" answers in which the adjacent words are part of different grammatical units).
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No, it should be "Jason should have spent less money on my birthday present."
The combination "should had" is always wrong (ignoring "trick" answers in which the adjacent words are part of different grammatical units).
The combination "should had" is always wrong (ignoring "trick" answers in which the adjacent words are part of different grammatical units).
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Jason should have spent less money on my birthday present.
The verb following a modal is always in the plain form.
The verb following a modal is always in the plain form.
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