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  1. 17-Feb-2010, 12:52 #1
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    Default Use of helping verb

    I want to know that if there are 2 subjects in a sentence, for whom we shoul use helping verb.

    e.g. Please help me with the correct sentence
    1. Sam and I are going.
    2. Sam and I am going
    3. Sam and I is going
  2. 17-Feb-2010, 13:39 #2
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    Default Re: Use of helping verb

    Use are.
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