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HanJH Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Verb
Hi, teachers.
Can setence A be replaced by sentence B ?
A: ABC strongly believes that cooperate management should have a responsibility to local community.
B: ABC strongly believes that cooperate management have a responsibility to local community.
Can setence A be replaced by sentence B ?
A: ABC strongly believes that cooperate management should have a responsibility to local community.
B: ABC strongly believes that cooperate management have a responsibility to local community.
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Hello there! The correct sentence is: ABC strongly believes that cooperate management should have rensponsibility for the local community.
- Hello there!
- The correct sentence is: ABC strongly believes that cooperate management should have rensponsibility for the local community.
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Hello there!
The correct sentence is:
ABC strongly believes that cooperate management should have rensponsibility for the local community.
The correct sentence is:
ABC strongly believes that cooperate management should have rensponsibility for the local community.
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Thanks Kostie.
The point of my question, however, was; Can we omit 'SHOULD' in the following sentence:
"ABC strongly believes that cooperate management HAVE rensponsibility for the local community."
like in the sentence of " The doctor recommended that she STAY home."
The point of my question, however, was; Can we omit 'SHOULD' in the following sentence:
"ABC strongly believes that cooperate management HAVE rensponsibility for the local community."
like in the sentence of " The doctor recommended that she STAY home."
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Hello again, yes i know that was the point and the sentence B cannot replace sentence A 
That is why i typed how the sentence sh
That is why i typed how the sentence sh
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corporate management.
As stated above, the main verb determines whether should is required. You will need should in this example because the governing verb is believe. You could have dropped should if the main verb had been insists, suggests, prefers, or recommends, however.
CJ
As stated above, the main verb determines whether should is required. You will need should in this example because the governing verb is believe. You could have dropped should if the main verb had been insists, suggests, prefers, or recommends, however.
CJ
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