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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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which one is correct?
Hai, pls help me which one is correct? and why?
They do not insisting or
They does not insiting
SSK
They do not insisting or
They does not insiting
SSK
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I'm afraid neither one is correct, SSK. You can say either one of these: They do not insist --> simple present tense They are not insisting --> present continuous You can never say "They does". The word they is third person plural , but you can only use 'does' with the third person singular .
- I'm afraid neither one is correct, SSK.
- You can say either one of these: They do not insist --> simple present tense They are not insisting --> present continuous You can never say "They does".
- The word they is third person plural , but you can only use 'does' with the third person singular .
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I'm afraid neither one is correct, SSK.
You can say either one of these:
They do not insist --> simple present tense
They are not insisting --> present continuous
You can never say "They does".
The word they is third person plural, but you can only use 'does' with the third person singular.
You can say either one of these:
They do not insist --> simple present tense
They are not insisting --> present continuous
You can never say "They does".
The word they is third person plural, but you can only use 'does' with the third person singular.
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