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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"Should" plus verb tense.
Hi I want to ask which one is correct?
(1) "should your client fail to do this" or
(2) "should your client fails to do this".
To me I thought the #1 would be correct. But someone else used #2 instead.
Thanks for the help.
(1) "should your client fail to do this" or
(2) "should your client fails to do this".
To me I thought the #1 would be correct. But someone else used #2 instead.
Thanks for the help.
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Your 'someone' else is wrong. 'Should', as with all the auxiliary verbs, is followed by the base or dictionary form of the main verb.
- Your 'someone' else is wrong.
- 'Should', as with all the auxiliary verbs, is followed by the base or dictionary form of the main verb.
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Your 'someone' else is wrong. 'Should', as with all the auxiliary verbs, is followed by the base or dictionary form of the main verb.
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