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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Practice makes perfect!
Gonna practice tennis before the season starts. Or should it be:
Gonna practice tennis before the season start.
Why is it starts, please explain.
Gonna practice tennis before the season start.
Why is it starts, please explain.
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The verb must agree with its subject (season). The word "season" is third person singular. The present simple tense adds S to end of the verb in the third person singular.
- The verb must agree with its subject (season).
- The word "season" is third person singular.
- The present simple tense adds S to end of the verb in the third person singular.
- Thus, this is correct: - I'm going to practice tennis before the season start s .
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The verb must agree with its subject (season). The word "season" is third person singular.
The present simple tense adds S to end of the verb in the third person singular. Thus, this is correct:
- I'm going to practice tennis before the season starts.
The present simple tense adds S to end of the verb in the third person singular. Thus, this is correct:
- I'm going to practice tennis before the season starts.
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