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Ruben Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Two verbs?Singular or plural?
I'm confused.The Goverment has enforces the law or The Goverment has enforce the law?There is two verb betwee each other.Should the enforce need to put 's' or not?Because the subject is singular.What i thought is anything singular subject,the verb need to add 's'.Should i need to add 's'?
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Correct sentence would be 'Government has enforced the law'; sentence should contain has, and not have as the subject 'Government' is singular. Had it been plural, sentence would have been 'people have enforced the law'. Moreover, appending an 'S' to the verb depends upon the subject, indeed.
- Correct sentence would be 'Government has enforced the law'; sentence should contain has, and not have as the subject 'Government' is singular.
- Had it been plural, sentence would have been 'people have enforced the law'.
- Moreover, appending an 'S' to the verb depends upon the subject, indeed.
- Examples - Government enforces the law V/S common people enforce the law in that state.
- He does that V/S They do that.
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Correct sentence would be 'Government has enforced the law'; sentence should contain has, and not have as the subject 'Government' is singular. Had it been plural, sentence would have been 'people have enforced the law'.
Moreover, appending an 'S' to the verb depends upon the subject, indeed.
Examples -
Government enforces the law V/S common people enforce the law in t
Moreover, appending an 'S' to the verb depends upon the subject, indeed.
Examples -
Government enforces the law V/S common people enforce the law in t
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