Wanted to know about a case of subject verb agreement.
I got into this argument with someone about a post which a page made.
The post's caption was "Anyone miss Jiraiya sensei?". I just felt like its wrong so I made a comment correcting it "Misses*".
A couple of guys replied to my comment and argued that "miss" is correct.
So my question here is,
Should it be "Anyone miss Jiraiya sensei?" or "Anyone misses Jiraiya sensei?"
Thanks 
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Top answer
" Neither one is correct. Does anyone miss Jiraiya Sensei? Sometimes a caption writer will leave out the first word.
- " Neither one is correct.
- Does anyone miss Jiraiya Sensei?
- Sometimes a caption writer will leave out the first word.
- The result is not grammatical, but headlines, captions, and titles frequently omit words for brevity.
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BadgerShould it be "Anyone miss Jiraiya sensei?" or "Anyone misses Jiraiya sensei?"
Neither one is correct.
Does anyone miss Jiraiya Sensei?
Sometimes a caption writer will leave out the first word. The result is not grammatical, but headlines, captions, and titles frequently omit words for brevity.
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