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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect sentences
Hi,
We say: He/She goes to school every day. Here we use the letter (S) to expess the habit of "going to school" everyday.
My question:
Is it correct to say: He/She never goes to school.
Thank you
We say: He/She goes to school every day. Here we use the letter (S) to expess the habit of "going to school" everyday.
My question:
Is it correct to say: He/She never goes to school.
Thank you
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Hi, We say: He/She goes to school every day. Here we use the Simple Present tense to express the habit of "going to school" everyday. My question: Is it correct to say: He/She never goes to school.
- Hi, We say: He/She goes to school every day.
- Here we use the Simple Present tense to express the habit of "going to school" everyday.
- My question: Is it correct to say: He/She never goes to school.
- Yes.
- There is no Present Perfect tense here.
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Hi,
We say: He/She goes to school every day. Here we use the Simple Present tense to express the habit of "going to school" everyday.
My question:
Is it correct to say: He/She never goes to school. Yes.
There is no Present Pe
We say: He/She goes to school every day. Here we use the Simple Present tense to express the habit of "going to school" everyday.
My question:
Is it correct to say: He/She never goes to school. Yes.
There is no Present Pe
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AnonymousHi,The letter s (in goes) is there to agree with the pronoun (he/she), which is in the third person singular .
We say: He/She goes to school every day. Here we use the letter (S) to expess the habit of "going to school" everyday.
AnonymousHe/She never goes to school.Fine.
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