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Diddy Posted 20 years ago
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Please take a look at this.
Please take a look at this sentence.
'But Henry get's £80,000 due to market forces.'
Should it not be '...Henry gets..'?
Here is the whole text, if you would like to have the context, it is here:
You may think it is far too much and you are quite entitled to think that. But Henry get's £80,000 due to market forces. Simple case of economics, supply and demand.
'But Henry get's £80,000 due to market forces.'
Should it not be '...Henry gets..'?
Here is the whole text, if you would like to have the context, it is here:
You may think it is far too much and you are quite entitled to think that. But Henry get's £80,000 due to market forces. Simple case of economics, supply and demand.
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