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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Trust
No one should trust him. And
No one trusts me.
Why do these two sentences use different verbs when the subject is both one?
Thanks!
No one trusts me.
Why do these two sentences use different verbs when the subject is both one?
Thanks!
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Hi, No one should trust him. And No one trusts me. Why do these two sentences use different verbs when the subject is both one ?
- Hi, No one should trust him.
- And No one trusts me.
- Why do these two sentences use different verbs when the subject is both one ?
- 'Should' is followed by the infinitive.
- , Mary should cook dinner.
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Hi,
No one should trusthim. And
No one trusts me.
Why do these two sentences use different verbs when the subject is both one?
'Should' is followed by the infinitive.
For example.,
No one should trusthim. And
No one trusts me.
Why do these two sentences use different verbs when the subject is both one?
'Should' is followed by the infinitive.
For example.,
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There is a group of verbs called modal verbs:
will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must
These never take the form with "s": wills, woulds, ..., mays, ... are all wrong.
And they are never followed by a verb with the "s": will takes, will trusts, may walks, ... are all wrong.
So you can't have should trusts or
will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must
These never take the form with "s": wills, woulds, ..., mays, ... are all wrong.
And they are never followed by a verb with the "s": will takes, will trusts, may walks, ... are all wrong.
So you can't have should trusts or
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