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Zybastek Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Require vs Requires

Hello

Please advise which one is correct.

John has all of the information he require to follow up with the customer
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John has all of the information he requires to follow up with the customer.

Also, do we need to put "of the" before information?

Thanks
  

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The pronoun "he" refers to John, one person, so it's in the singular. " But you need the article.

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  • The pronoun "he" refers to John, one person, so it's in the singular.
  • " But you need the article.
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The pronoun "he" refers to John, one person, so it's in the singular. It will thus take a singular verb form, "requires."

Your choice: "all of the information" or "all the information." But you need the article.
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So just to confirm.

If I said: They require to follow up with him. This sentence is correct?

Regarding "all of the information" and "all the information", you saying it does not matter?

Thanks
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If you mean that they have to get in touch with him: "They are required to follow up with him."

About the information, I'm saying it doesn't matter.
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Sorry, I've made a mistake. What I meant to say was: They have all the information they require to follow up with that customer.

I assume this is correct because they is plural and require is plural too. Am I right?

Thanks
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