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wish or wishes
Hello,
Recently, I got a request from a lady who wish to see the document or Recently, I got a request from a lady who wishes to see the document
Thank you
Recently, I got a request from a lady who wish to see the document or Recently, I got a request from a lady who wishes to see the document
Thank you
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wish or wishes? a lady who wishes, or a lady who wished, or a lady who is wishing "from a lady who wish to see" is incorrect "a lady" is singular, so you need the singular verb, "wishes" A lady wishes to see the document. or Three ladies wish to see the document.
- wish or wishes?
- a lady who wishes, or a lady who wished, or a lady who is wishing "from a lady who wish to see" is incorrect "a lady" is singular, so you need the singular verb, "wishes" A lady wishes to see the document.
- or Three ladies wish to see the document.
- (plural) Edit.
- Please don't double post.
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wish or wishes?
a lady who wishes, or a lady who wished, or a lady who is wishing"from a lady who wish to see" is incorrect
"a lady" is singular, so you need the singular verb, "wishes"
A lady wishes to see the document.
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Three
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