Could you please help me correct these sentences grammatically?
1 The top news is the news that gets/get the most comments. 2 You should have been there for me when I looked/was looking for you. 3 Even when/if she has her period, she can get pregnant. 4 I don't take care of myself, not lookswise or in in way. 5 He knows (that) when we put our shoes on, we are bout to leave.
Thank you
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1. The top news is the news that gets the most comments. " 2.
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The top news is the news that gets the most comments.
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I think either of those could be correct.
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1. The top news is the news that gets the most comments. ("the news" is considered a singular thing, e.g., the common usage is, "The news is on," and not, "The news are on."
2. I think either of those could be correct.
3. Even when she has her period, she can get pregnant. OR Even when she is having her period she can get pregnant.
In number 5, poison, the pronoun "we" takes the verb "were." But, in this sentence, you would need to use "we ARE about to leave," because he (maybe a child or a dog...my dog always knows when I put my shoes on that I am about to leave) knows they ARE about to leave when they put their shoes on, not that they WERE about to leave.
No. 3 would be correct with "if" if what you mean is that if she is beyond the age of puberty, not past menapause, and healthy enough to have periods, she can get pregnant.
If you mean that it is not impossible to get pregnant when one has intercourse during one's period, then the two suggestions I made in my initial response would be appropriate.