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| - Students who does not work hard cannot pass the exam. - Students who do not work hard cannot pass the exam. and - Students not working hard cannot pass his exam. - Students not working hard cannot pass their exams. |
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2 is correct. 4 is correct. It can also be written without the "s" in "exams". |
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| I agree with your answer, but I prefer #4 with "exams". |
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| Thank you very much englishstudent and Mike...i think it will be good if i change my English Grammar book... |
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| OK. Thanks MikeNY. |
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If your grammar book selected the other choices, burn it. |
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