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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
My T.V.
The T.V. is broken, so I think I must get in a TV mechanic.
The T.V. does not have a good picture. Perhaps, some mistakes have been crept in inside the T.V.
For the last few days, my T.V. does not have good reception. So I am now off to T.V. station to enquire of the same.
My T.V. does not have a good picture because the cable which comes from T.V. station has come loose somewhere.
Please correct my sentences.
The T.V. does not have a good picture. Perhaps, some mistakes have been crept in inside the T.V.
For the last few days, my T.V. does not have good reception. So I am now off to T.V. station to enquire of the same.
My T.V. does not have a good picture because the cable which comes from T.V. station has come loose somewhere.
Please correct my sentences.
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The TV is broken, so I think I must get in a TV mechanic. The TV does not have a good picture. Perhaps, some faults / defects have crept inside the TV .
- The TV is broken, so I think I must get in a TV mechanic.
- The TV does not have a good picture.
- Perhaps, some faults / defects have crept inside the TV .
- For the last few days, my TV has not had good reception.
- So I am now off to the TV station to enquire of the same.
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The TV is broken, so I think I must get in a TV mechanic.
The TV does not have a good picture. Perhaps, some faults/defects have crept inside the TV.
For the last few days, my TV has not had good reception. So I am now off to the TV station to enquire of the same.
My TV does not have a good picture bec
The TV does not have a good picture. Perhaps, some faults/defects have crept inside the TV.
For the last few days, my TV has not had good reception. So I am now off to the TV station to enquire of the same.
My TV does not have a good picture bec
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Thank you.
I think "my TV" is a singular subject, so the verb should be "has", but you have said "my TV does not have a good picture" is correct. Shouldn't it be "TV does not has a good picture"?
I think "my TV" is a singular subject, so the verb should be "has", but you have said "my TV does not have a good picture" is correct. Shouldn't it be "TV does not has a good picture"?
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Gary, I often worry that you are not making progress with this learning method you have chosen.
The third person singular '-s' is always attached to the finite verb-- in this case, the operator 'does'.
I have, he has
I don't have, he doesn't have
The third person singular '-s' is always attached to the finite verb-- in this case, the operator 'does'.
I have, he has
I don't have, he doesn't have
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