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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Use versus uses
Which one is correct?
His kitchens uses produce from the garden
His kitchens use produce from the garden
His kitchens uses produce from the garden
His kitchens use produce from the garden
Top answer
His kitchen uses
- His kitchen uses
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His kitchens use produce from the garden.
His kitchen uses produce from the garden.
His kitchen uses produce from the garden.
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Anonymous His kitchen use produce from gardenNo, this combination is not correct.
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Anonymous Any update to the below mail? Is this correctThere is no email to be seen. If you have one for us to look at for comments, please start a new thread.
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Anonymous can't you make a sentece with except whenever becausePlease start a new thread. This question has nothing to do with the discussion topic of this thread.
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