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' She must have' is correct . It goes like this ... I must have it. You must have it. He must have it. She must have it . It ( the dog) must have it. We all must ...
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Both are grammatically correct
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/which-is-correct-i-...
“I am in the bus” means the roof is over your head . “I am on the bus” means you are on top of the roof. But in this there is an exception to the rule.
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/Which-is-correct-I-...
“I did not take it” is correct . When negating most verbs in the past tense in English, the words did not are put before the base form.
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/Why-do-we-use-were-...
I was, you were, he/she/it was, we were, they were. Where was I? Where were you ? Where was she? Where were we?
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/Which-one-is-correc...
Which one is correct? " which one do you want ?" or "which one you want?" Submission accepted by. Quora User. · See parent question.
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“Doesn't” is singular but “don't”is plural. So you would say
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Which one is correct? " which one do you want ?" or "which one you want?" Submission accepted by. Quora User. · See parent question.
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/why-do-we-use-were-...
“Were” is the second person past tense of the verb “to be” but “was” is third person so cannot be used with “you”.
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What is the difference between these two sentences: “He has lived there for a long time” and “He has been living there for a long time”?