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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

The students covenant to pay tuition every month.

Is "covenant" correct here or should it be "covenanted" or "have covenanted" ?

Thank you

Darek
  

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Any if those could be correct-- it all depends on the context.

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  • Any if those could be correct-- it all depends on the context.
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Any if those could be correct-- it all depends on the context.
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There is no context for the sentence. It is just one sentence from an online grammar exercise. I wrote "covenant" and got no point. I have only one more chance.

Thank you
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First, I must apologize for not having read the original sentence completely-- I did not see 'every month' originally. This should be a warning to all posters to include their question material in the body of the post, where it can easily be read and referred to.

Now:

The students covenant to pay tuition every month. -- This is the expected answer and both coven
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