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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
sing and improve
Do I put "s" on "sing" and "improve" and "it" because of the third person and why please? Thank you very much.
She can sings.
It really improves.
it's will be a pleasure to see you in Las Vegas.
She can sings.
It really improves.
it's will be a pleasure to see you in Las Vegas.
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No. She can sing . -- OK.
- No.
- She can sing .
- -- OK.
- 'It' is 3rd person singular, so the verb is 'improve s '.
- It will be a pleasure to see you in Las Vegas.
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She can sing. -- 'sing' is base form; the inflected verb is 'can' (which does not take 's')
It really improves.-- OK. 'It' is 3rd person singular, so the verb is 'improves'.
It will be a pleasure to see you in Las Vegas.-- Only the verb would take '-s', if the sentence were in present
No.
She can sing. -- 'sing' is base form; the inflected verb is 'can' (which does not take 's')
It really improves.-- OK. 'It' is 3rd person singular, so the verb is 'improves'.
It will be a pleasure to see you in Las Vegas.-- Only the verb would take '-s', if the sentence were in present
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