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Hi Please; In this case you have a helping verb (did) to make the past tense of "have". "Have" does not change in 3rd person singular. I did have. You did have. He did have. We did have. They did have. The main verb (have)
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Hello All,
is the below phrase correct:
- system connectivity completed and ready for test
or
- system connectivity was completed and ready for test
Thanks,
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Hello All,
is the below phrase correct:
- system connectivity completed and ready for test
or
- system connectivity was completed and ready for test
Thanks,
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Hello All,
is the below phrase correct:
- system connectivity completed and ready for test
or
- system connectivity was completed and ready for test
Thanks,
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It's said that the adverbs of frequency should be placed before Be verb or helping verb when occurring in the short-form answer. However, these negative answers don't seem right to me. Therefore, I would like to know whether or not the
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It's said that the adverbs of frequency should be placed before Be verb or helping verb when occurring in the short-form answer. However, these negative answers don't seem right to me. Therefore, I would like to know whether or not the
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Say I'm a teacher and I'm looking for a set phrase used for asking a pupil to come over the blackboard, e.g. at the beginning of a lesson. After the activity the pupil is assessed and marked... but how can I put this... "come to the
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The boy chooses. (singular subject; singular verb - with "s")
The policeman chooses.
The cheerleader chooses.
The boys choose. (plural subject; plural verb - no "s".)
The policemen choose.
The cheerleaders
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We should have been there by now! Is this sentence is 'Present Perfect' form? No. I would call it a modal perfect. Some books call it a modal verb followed by a bare perfect infinitive. He used to have crocked teeth. ( crooked ) This
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"Work bolder" is fine. "Work more boldly" doesn't sound bold at all. I remember seeing some rules about when the "-ly" really needs to be used. I think Philip had them. But I just can't remember. In most
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