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| when i speak third person singular i always don't use 's' form of the verb. eg. he come, he go instead of goesw and comes. i know it is wrong. could some one give me some exercises to get rid of this wrong way of speaking and improve my speaking. tank u |
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See if this 'trick' helps you remember which word to use: * You know that more than one of anything is plural. * A plural usually ends in the letter 's'. * If you group the third person singular pronouns together (he/she/it) your brain might think of the group as a 'plural' that requires an 's'. * He/she/it comes...he/she/it goes. He comes. He goes. She comes. She goes. It comes. It goes. Try it! If it still doesn't help, come back and we'll try something else! Cheers, Amigo |
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