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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Plural or Singular for verb endings
I know this sentence is incorrect but I don't know how to explain the rule to my classmate:
"When do you think you will choose to stop letting your self-esteem deteriorates?"
"When do you think you will choose to stop letting your self-esteem deteriorates?"
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The verb "let" requires the basic form of a verb, so the ending doesn't change. Let me go . Let him leave .
- The verb "let" requires the basic form of a verb, so the ending doesn't change.
- Let me go .
- Let him leave .
- stop letting your self-esteem deteriorate .
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The verb "let" requires the basic form of a verb, so the ending doesn't change.
Let me go.
Let him leave.
...stop letting your self-esteem deteriorate.
Let me go.
Let him leave.
...stop letting your self-esteem deteriorate.
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