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Grammar
Remain vs. Remains
Would you please read the following sentence from a military letter to a state senator and correct it as pertains to using remain or remains? Your prompt reply would be greatly appreciated for this letter needs to be mailed ASAP. Thank you.
"Until there is a closing date for this campaign, the distribution of this medal to those who participated in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, or who still remains in support of the campaign, has not been authorized."
"Until there is a closing date for this campaign, the distribution of this medal to those who participated in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, or who still remains in support of the campaign, has not been authorized."
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or (those) who still remain.. (*btw the sentence is too long; it should be split in two)
- or (those) who still remain..
- (*btw the sentence is too long; it should be split in two)
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..or (those) who still remain..
(*btw the sentence is too long; it should be split in two)
(*btw the sentence is too long; it should be split in two)
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