The first sentence is right.
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#1 02-Aug-2006, 05:14cartoons
I want to ask about a sentance ,
she loves cartoons,
she love cartoons, which one is right.
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#2 02-Aug-2006, 05:30Re: cartoons
Last edited by Fazzu; 03-Aug-2006 at 12:17.
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matildaGuest#3 02-Aug-2006, 08:46
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your verb should suit you subject.in this sentence your subject is (she) and your object is (cartoons). so you should use a verb that suits your subject.
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#4 03-Aug-2006, 12:20Re: cartoons
The verb is 'loves',if im not wrong.
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matildaGuest#5 04-Aug-2006, 14:37
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that's right.
loves is the only correct reply
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