The Form Or The Forms
Hello everyone,
Is either "form" or "forms" is correct in the following sentence?
You haven't caught a bird yet, but you bought a lot of birds. The form/forms of sentences are present perfect and past simple active.
P.S. I think "forms" is correct, and we need "the" before "sentences".
Regards,
Joseph
Top answer
Joseph A Is either "form" or "forms" is c orrect in the following sentence? You haven't caught a bird yet, but you bought a lot of birds. The form/ f orms of sentences in that sentence are the present perfect simple active and past simple active.
- Joseph A Is either "form" or "forms" is c orrect in the following sentence?
- You haven't caught a bird yet, but you bought a lot of birds.
- The form/ f orms of sentences in that sentence are the present perfect simple active and past simple active.
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Joseph AIs either "form" or "forms"
iscorrect in the following sentence?You haven't caught a bird yet, but you bought a lot of birds. The
form/formsof sentencesin that sentence are
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