Slacker11  +  471692 Sat, 02 Feb 08 01:01 AM Hello everyone, I am a newbie to english, I'd like to ask you something: I was trying to type some sentences in English, but a doubt come up: For example: Those sound tracks doesn't appear on the file managers. So, was it suppose to be don't? Why? Thanks in advance. Slacker11 Joined on Fri, Feb 1 2008 Brazil New Member 28 Whether you believe you can do a thing or not, you're right. Henry Ford

	Philip  +  471697 Sat, 02 Feb 08 01:37 AM  Slacker11 wrote: Hello everyone, I am a newbie to english, I'd like to ask you something: I was trying to type some sentences in English, but a doubt come up: For example: Those sound tracks doesn't appear on the file managers. So, was it supposed to be don't? Why? Thanks in advance. Yes, it should be 'don't'.  The plural form of the verb has no 's', while the singular (3rd person) does. They do not [don't] appear.  Welcome to the boards. Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Verbs, Plurals

	CalifJim  +  471698 Sat, 02 Feb 08 01:37 AM You need this: Those sound tracks don't appear on the file managers. Only singular subjects would use doesn't.  The sound track doesn't ... The car doesn't ... He doesn't ... She doesn't ... The rain doesn't ... The job doesn't ... A garage door doesn't ... But all other subjects use don't. The sound tracks don't ... The cars don't ... I don't ... You don't ... We don't ... They don't ... The garage doors don't ... CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,428 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche