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Hi, this is a repeat question :) anybody can help?Many thanks ya...This question is copy form the internet, and Answer 2 is from internet also.If "The firemen" is plural, should i add the "s" to "The firemens"? Is it possible only have 1 "firemen" for...

Let's see = 1st person plural suggestion; if he wins = present tense.However, the future time is obviously implied.

Homo sapiens sapiens and Homo sapiens idaltu = they.Simple past tense third person plural of the verb "to be" is "were".

This question is copy form the internet, and Answer 2 is from internet also.If "The firemen" is plural, should i add the "s" to "The firemens"? Is it possible only have 1 "firemen" for this sentence?

In the case of the 3rd-person singular, there is no cause for ambiguity: beat ~ beats. In other cases, such as 3rd-person plural, there could be some ambiguity: they almost beat us yesterday, they almost beat us every time we play. Context would normally make it clear.

The tenses are fine. However, there is an incompatibility between "human beings" (plural) and "monster" (singular).

I would use the plural (if it's all present tense):"Not only don't I receive compliments, I constantly get criticized."

1. After "If I", we must make the next word past tense ? Like If I SAT next to you, or If I SIT next to you ?2. Why doesn't have instead of doesn't has ? Since doesn't means singular and has is categorized as singular ? He doesn't have instead of doesn't has ?3. Why...

Sitting at my writing desk beside the open window, and working on my English assignment, I was stunned/amazed by the soft evening glow, gently landing on my blank sheet and covering the white space with their yellow and orange shades, seemed like gold. A few comments: 1. "Stunned"...

Hi Mad, With this scant context, it could be taken either way. It's pretty confusing. "Friends" is plural. Was she paired with one particular guy? Whom is she talking to? Her date?? "Felt" is past tense, but "is" is present tense. Is she still on the date...