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  1. 24-Sep-2010, 08:48 #1
    gomdolyi
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    Smile 'Rain never stops'?Or.. 'Rain never stop'?

    'Rain never stop the fun'? Or..'Rain never stops the fun.'?
    please see this sentense.
    -Rain never stop the fun.
    -Rain never stops the fun.
    Which is correct?Both of them?Or, the first?Or, the second?
  2. 24-Sep-2010, 10:38 #2
    Rover_KE
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    Default Re: 'Rain never stops'?Or.. 'Rain never stop'?

    'Rain never stops the fun.'

    Rain is singular.

    Rover
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