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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of WHO
When I make questions, does the verb need to change as third person?
In this example:
"Who play on the lottery run for one drawing."
or
"Who plays on the lottery runs for one drawing."
Is it all correct?
In this example:
"Who play on the lottery run for one drawing."
or
"Who plays on the lottery runs for one drawing."
Is it all correct?
Top answer
Anonymous When I make questions, does the verb need to change as third person? Yes. ).
- Anonymous When I make questions, does the verb need to change as third person?
- Yes.
- ).
- Who play s ...?
- But don't add an s to the main verb if you already have the word "doe s ", which already has an s .
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AnonymousWhen I make questions, does the verb need to change as third person?Yes. And don't forget the question mark (?).
Who plays ...?
But don't add an s to the main verb if you already have the word "does", which already has an s.
Does she play ...? (Never Does she plays
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