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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
words when added "s" at the end confuses me
Would somebody please explain which is correct in the sentence - trust or trusts. I'm always confused with some words when "s" is added at its end - it changes the meaning of the sentence.
ex. Contractor trust/trusts to have informed Company by this matter.
Many thanks!
ex. Contractor trust/trusts to have informed Company by this matter.
Many thanks!
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I'm sorry but the sentence doesn't really make a lot of sense either way...
- I'm sorry but the sentence doesn't really make a lot of sense either way...
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I'm sorry but the sentence doesn't really make a lot of sense either way...
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Hi Nona,
The sentence below ends up a letter informing "Company"(which is our client) about the standby of our resources; "Contractor" is my company.
"Company" and "Contractor" are contractual defenitions.
Contractor trust/trusts to have informed Company by this matter.
I'm also confused of words when added "s" at its end - its meaning ch
The sentence below ends up a letter informing "Company"(which is our client) about the standby of our resources; "Contractor" is my company.
"Company" and "Contractor" are contractual defenitions.
Contractor trust/trusts to have informed Company by this matter.
I'm also confused of words when added "s" at its end - its meaning ch
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Hi,
The sentence below ends up a letter informing "Company"(which is our client) about the standby of our resources; "Contractor" is my company.
"Company" and "Contractor" are contractual defenitions.
Contractor trust/trusts to have informed Company by this matter.
The sentence below ends up a letter informing "Company"(which is our client) about the standby of our resources; "Contractor" is my company.
"Company" and "Contractor" are contractual defenitions.
Contractor trust/trusts to have informed Company by this matter.
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