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  1. 11-Feb-2012, 12:56 #1
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    Default Problem about how to put "s" at the verb of a sentence

    What does Andy do after he finishes his job?
    finish or finishes?
    and why?
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    Default Re: Problem about how to put "s" at the verb of a sentence

    Because it is the main verb in that subordinate clause - he finishes.
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