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I have a question about a situation I've been wandering about.In case of a sentence as this"If she come tomorrow tell her to get the book.My question is this should the verb"come" end with -s,or be without.
Thank you very much.
Galina
I have a question about a situation I've been wandering about.In case of a sentence as this"If she come tomorrow tell her to get the book.My question is this should the verb"come" end with -s,or be without.
Thank you very much.
Galina
Your sentence should be (If she comes tomorrow, tell her to get the book).
We use `s' form with the subject (He/she/any other singular noun)
I have a question about a situation I've been wandering about.In case of a sentence as this"If she come tomorrow tell her to get the book.My question is this should the verb"come" end with -s,or be without.
Thank you very much.
Galina
If she comes tomorrow, ask her to get the book.
Can anybody explain the difference between ask and tell in the above sentence?
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