Engrishmanguy
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- Oct 23, 2015
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Albanian
- Home Country
- Kosovo
- Current Location
- Kosovo
Hi Everyone!
So I had English class today and there was a sentence my teacher wrote during some exercise that I'm pretty confident is incorrect.
She wrote:
"The people who wants to..." (I don't remember the rest of the sentence because it was long and I'm sure the rest doesn't matter.)
I kept telling her the "s" from "wants" should be removed since people is plural but she insisted that it was "wants" not "want".
Can somebody explain to me which one is correct, wants or want.
An explanation would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
So I had English class today and there was a sentence my teacher wrote during some exercise that I'm pretty confident is incorrect.
She wrote:
"The people who wants to..." (I don't remember the rest of the sentence because it was long and I'm sure the rest doesn't matter.)
I kept telling her the "s" from "wants" should be removed since people is plural but she insisted that it was "wants" not "want".
Can somebody explain to me which one is correct, wants or want.
An explanation would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
