pinbong
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Hi, dear teachers:
One of my English textbook I'm currently working on is written by British teachers. And one of the sentences in it says:
But after I transcribed this passage into Win Word and used WORD's spellcheck, which was set to American grammar, I was suggested to revise the "hope" to "hopes"
Is this just another example of the differences between BrE and AmE?? Or one of them is not correct?
One of my English textbook I'm currently working on is written by British teachers. And one of the sentences in it says:
The couple hope that all people love life.
But after I transcribed this passage into Win Word and used WORD's spellcheck, which was set to American grammar, I was suggested to revise the "hope" to "hopes"
The couple hopes that all people love life.
Is this just another example of the differences between BrE and AmE?? Or one of them is not correct?