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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

usage of Exist and Exists

I just want to know what is the difference between the word Exist and Exists? I would appreciate if someone replies to me with appropriate examples. Thank you.
  

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Hello Anon "Exists" is the simple present tense, 3rd person singular. g. 1.

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  • Hello Anon "Exists" is the simple present tense, 3rd person singular.
  • g.
  • 1.
  • I exist only to eat.
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Hello Anon

"Exists" is the simple present tense, 3rd person singular. "Exist" is the form for all other persons in the simple present tense, and also the infinitive:

Present tense:

I exist
You exist
He exists
We exist
They exist

Infinitive:

To exist

e.g.

1. I exist only to eat.
2. He eats to ex
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5. I am not looking forward to the day when I cease to exist.

Neither am I.
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can you please tell me if which grammar is right?
"liking someone who doesn't even know you exists"
or "liking someone who doesn't even know you exist" ? need reply asap pls thanks!
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Anonymouscan you please tell me if which grammar is right?"liking someone who doesn't even know you exists"or "liking someone who doesn't even know you exist" ? need reply asap pls thanks!
Exist is the one you want.
Exists would be incorrect.
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IT IS NOT INTENDED TO VACATE ANY PRIVATE AND/OR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INTEREST THAT EXIST IN THE DRAINAGE EASEMENTS DESCRIBED ABOVE.


EXIST OR EXISTS?

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