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Redalert Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

PRONOUN CONFUSION

Have I used the pronoun correctly in the sentence written below?

Is frequency always tend to change? What's the best way to differntiate between it and the variable?
  

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Redalert Have I used the pronoun correctly in the sentence written below? Is frequency always tend [subject] to change? What's the best way to differntiate between it and the variable?

— Philip

  • Redalert Have I used the pronoun correctly in the sentence written below?
  • Is frequency always tend [subject] to change?
  • What's the best way to differntiate between it and the variable?
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RedalertHave I used the pronoun correctly in the sentence written below? Is frequency always tend [subject] to change? What's the best way to differntiate between it and the variable?
Or, "does frequency always tend to change..."
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