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SeptJo Ong JohXhin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The word Belong
So I'm seventeen this year and my grammar is still horrible.
I am writing an essay and I'm confused with a sentence I wanted to construct. It's in past tense, so I wrote something like, "Akira Hope was the third Light who belong to Richard Samuel."
Should I put belong with an s, or just leave it like that? Because it's a story and the relationship is something that will stay permanent ( I understand if it's an event that has passed, then it will be just belong)
I'm quite confused. Please help me.
I am writing an essay and I'm confused with a sentence I wanted to construct. It's in past tense, so I wrote something like, "Akira Hope was the third Light who belong to Richard Samuel."
Should I put belong with an s, or just leave it like that? Because it's a story and the relationship is something that will stay permanent ( I understand if it's an event that has passed, then it will be just belong)
I'm quite confused. Please help me.
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Hi, So I'm seventeen this year and my grammar is still horrible. I am writing an essay and I'm confused with a sentence I wanted to construct. " Should I put belong with an s, or just leave it like that?
- Hi, So I'm seventeen this year and my grammar is still horrible.
- I am writing an essay and I'm confused with a sentence I wanted to construct.
- " Should I put belong with an s, or just leave it like that?
- Because it's a story and the relationship is something that will stay permanent ( I understand if it's an event that has passed, then it will be just belong) Say 'who belong ed to'.
- The focus is completely on the past.
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Hi,
So I'm seventeen this year and my grammar is still horrible.
I am writing an essay and I'm confused with a sentence I wanted to construct. It's in past tense, so I wrote something like, "Akira Hope was the third Light who belong to Richard Samuel."
Should I put belong with an s, or just leave it like that? Because it's a sto
So I'm seventeen this year and my grammar is still horrible.
I am writing an essay and I'm confused with a sentence I wanted to construct. It's in past tense, so I wrote something like, "Akira Hope was the third Light who belong to Richard Samuel."
Should I put belong with an s, or just leave it like that? Because it's a sto
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Uhm, it's a fantasy story, to which this human-like Akira Hope is a creature who serves as a 'feeling' to humans. So, nope, she's not a human.
But there's this word belonged? I remember my teacher marked it wrong once :/
But there's this word belonged? I remember my teacher marked it wrong once :/
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Hi,
It's fine here.
Maybe with your teacher, you used it in someother kind of sentence.
Clive
It's fine here.
Maybe with your teacher, you used it in someother kind of sentence.
Clive
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