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Semsematic Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
-s after will all?
I know that the verb after "will" should always be in it's original form with no -s added,
so how could be: "it will all stops" be as correct as "it will all stop"?
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it will all stops is an incorrect sentence.
- it will all stops is an incorrect sentence.
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Semsematicit will all stops
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After a modal verb (e.g., will, would, can, could, shall, should, may, might, must) you must use a verb in its dictionary form (plain infinitive).
will stop, would go, should see, must know, etc.
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