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Bluealbatross Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
the -s in third person, present simple.
hello Again:
My question is related to the -s in third person, present simple:
We know we have to add a -s to a verb with third person in simple present tense:
e.g. He walks, he eats, she works, it runs..etc. etc.
but the question is:
In which cases we donot have to add -s to a verb.
is it correct to write?: God say or God sayS...
you know what I mean!!!!!!!!!
thank you in advance!!!!!
JGL
My question is related to the -s in third person, present simple:
We know we have to add a -s to a verb with third person in simple present tense:
e.g. He walks, he eats, she works, it runs..etc. etc.
but the question is:
In which cases we donot have to add -s to a verb.
is it correct to write?: God say or God sayS...
you know what I mean!!!!!!!!!
thank you in advance!!!!!
JGL
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How about subjunctive mood?
some formulaic subjunctives:
Heaven forbid, *** bless you, *** save the King, truth be told, etc.
some formulaic subjunctives:
Heaven forbid, *** bless you, *** save the King, truth be told, etc.
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Inchoa is right about this potential source of confusion.
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