0 Hi Teachers02br 02br 00Are these sentences correct and have the same meaning:02br 00I disagree with the statement saying that women is a nuisance.02br 00I disagree with the statement that says women is a nuisance.02br 00I disagree with the statement say women is a nuisance.02br 00 Please do correct me if I'm wrong02br 00Thanks 0-
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0 In the third sentence 'say' is incorrect. In all the sentences, since 'women' is plural, the correct verb is 'are' rather than 'is'. 0-
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0 In the third sentence 'say' is incorrect.
In all the sentences, since 'women' is plural, the correct verb is 'are' rather than 'is'.
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0 Sorry my bad for the "is"-"are"02br 02br 00What is the word "saying" acting as here in second sentence? is it a 00noun(gerund)00 or 00adjective(particle) (if it's an adjective then why there's no "to be" ) 02br 00one more question 02br 00 Why is it in the third sentence the use of "00say00" is wrong, Isn't it the same as "I saw t
0A newcomer,02br 02br 00I heard you say it. I saw you run there. I saw him run in. Those are parallel. You don't conjugage the verb, but you use the bare infinitive. (run, not runs, for the 3rd person singular)02br 02br 00The statement 01i00says02i00 this - this it not parallel to the others. 02br 02br 00You can a
0 Hi GG02br 00There's one more question that you forgot to answer :02br 00What is the word "saying" acting as here in second sentence? is it a 00noun(gerund)00 or 00adjective(particle) (if it's an adjective then why there's no "to be" )02br 02br 00And for the "says, say" what do you mean by parallel ? 02br 02br 00Thanks
0I guess it's a participle. This is an area I'm not good at - knowing the names of things.02br 02br 00It's the same as "The girl wearing the green shirt" "The man crossing the street" "This sign saying 'no parking' "02br 02br 00When I say they are not parallel, I mean they aren't the same structure. You compared "I saw her run" (or whatever it was) with "T