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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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which is right of them?
i am a person who goes bed lately.
and
i am a person who go bed lately.
can i say " i am someone who go(or goes) bed lately."?
please explain me
and
i am a person who go bed lately.
can i say " i am someone who go(or goes) bed lately."?
please explain me
Top answer
I think you mean late rather than lately (meaning recently). "
- I think you mean late rather than lately (meaning recently).
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I think you mean late rather than lately (meaning recently).
"I am a person/someone who goes to bed late."
"I am a person/someone who goes to bed late."
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