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Hi, 'Ones who hits' is a phrase, not a complete sentence. 'Ones' needs a plural verb, ie 'hit'. You might say, eg These naughty children are ones who hit their classmates every day.
- Hi, 'Ones who hits' is a phrase, not a complete sentence.
- 'Ones' needs a plural verb, ie 'hit'.
- You might say, eg These naughty children are ones who hit their classmates every day.
- Clive
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Hi,
'Ones who hits' is a phrase, not a complete sentence. 'Ones' needs a plural verb, ie 'hit'.
You might say, eg These naughty children are ones who hit their classmates every day.
Clive
'Ones who hits' is a phrase, not a complete sentence. 'Ones' needs a plural verb, ie 'hit'.
You might say, eg These naughty children are ones who hit their classmates every day.
Clive
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"One who hits" could be an "attacker" (noun)
The attacker hit the old woman and took her purse.
The attacker hit the old woman and took her purse.
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