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14-Sep-2004, 12:01
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 23 rules on the agreement of subject & verb |
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14-Sep-2004, 23:35
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| In the simple present, the third person singular takes an 's'. Other than that, the verb 'to be' has three forms. I am not sure there are 23 rules in English.  |
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