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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Suggest

I haven't seen anything last year, that suggest you have what it takes. Or

I haven't seen anything last year, that suggests you have what it takes.

WHy is it suggest and not suggests? Where is the plural?

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PreciousJones....... I didn't see anything last year ; that suggest s you have what it takes.

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PreciousJones.......I didn't see anything last year; that suggests you have what it takes.
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Suggest and the comma are wrong. Also, don't use the present perfect with definite times in the past.

I didn't see anything last year that suggests you have what it takes.
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Aspara GusI didn't see anything last year that suggests you have what it takes
Yes, that's the more likely meaning! I guess the erroneous comma steered me the other way.
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