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Tamguatlay Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Need vs needs

  1. Foreigners who wish to replace their lost, damaged or defaced licences will need to head to the TP headquarters, as the (traffic police) TP needs to verify that the applicant holds a valid student pass, long-term visit pass or work pass at the point of replacement.

    Shouldn't the verb be "need" instead of "needs", as it relates to "police"?

    Thanks.
  

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tamguatlay the (traffic police) TP I'd write this as the traffic police (TP) and then use 'need'. tamguatlay Shouldn't the verb be "need" instead of "needs", as it relates to "police"? Yes, that's my opinion as well.

— CalifJim

  • tamguatlay the (traffic police) TP I'd write this as the traffic police (TP) and then use 'need'.
  • tamguatlay Shouldn't the verb be "need" instead of "needs", as it relates to "police"?
  • Yes, that's my opinion as well.
  • CJ
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tamguatlaythe (traffic police) TP

I'd write this as

the traffic police (TP)

and then use 'need'.

tamguatlayShouldn't the verb be "need" instead of "needs", as it relates to "police"?

Yes, that's my opinion as well.

CJ

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