Which is the correct sentence here? [on hold] The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InWhich one is correct: “wish I was here” or “wish I were here”?Which is grammatically more correct - “The sight of her pale face stings my eyes.” or "her pale face stings my eyes.?To-infinitive usage: which sentence is correct?Which modifies which in the following sentence?Agency recommended that she 'not face' charges?Which sentence element is the “to-infinitive” after an empty subject “it”?Difficulty or difficulties falling asleep“face with” in a sentence containing “which”Use of the preposition “by” along with “which”Use of “here” in the middle or at the end of the sentence
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Which is the correct sentence here? [on hold]
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InWhich one is correct: “wish I was here” or “wish I were here”?Which is grammatically more correct - “The sight of her pale face stings my eyes.” or "her pale face stings my eyes.?To-infinitive usage: which sentence is correct?Which modifies which in the following sentence?Agency recommended that she 'not face' charges?Which sentence element is the “to-infinitive” after an empty subject “it”?Difficulty or difficulties falling asleep“face with” in a sentence containing “which”Use of the preposition “by” along with “which”Use of “here” in the middle or at the end of the sentence
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Which is correct sentence here?
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes face.
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes faces.
I identify a firm and see the second option as correct.
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Which is correct sentence here?
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes face.
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes faces.
I identify a firm and see the second option as correct.
grammar
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Which is correct sentence here?
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes face.
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes faces.
I identify a firm and see the second option as correct.
grammar
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Which is correct sentence here?
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes face.
Identify the difficulty that Simpson Shoes faces.
I identify a firm and see the second option as correct.
grammar
grammar
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It is unclear what you are asking here. Please explain your question in relation to the grammar problem you are having.
– Karlomanio
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It is unclear what you are asking here. Please explain your question in relation to the grammar problem you are having.
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welcome to English language & usage.
The second sentence is the correct one: in fact, being the subject a third person, you have to use a third person verb.
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welcome to English language & usage.
The second sentence is the correct one: in fact, being the subject a third person, you have to use a third person verb.
answered 3 hours ago
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465213
Hello Mary. Might I suggest that you review the standards for a good answer? Please review "How do I write a good answer?" We prefer definitive answers that provide context, sources and citations.
– Cascabel
3 hours ago
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welcome to English language & usage.
The second sentence is the correct one: in fact, being the subject a third person, you have to use a third person verb.
answered 3 hours ago
MarybnqMarybnq
465213
Hello Mary. Might I suggest that you review the standards for a good answer? Please review "How do I write a good answer?" We prefer definitive answers that provide context, sources and citations.
– Cascabel
3 hours ago
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welcome to English language & usage.
The second sentence is the correct one: in fact, being the subject a third person, you have to use a third person verb.
answered 3 hours ago
MarybnqMarybnq
465213
welcome to English language & usage.
The second sentence is the correct one: in fact, being the subject a third person, you have to use a third person verb.
answered 3 hours ago
MarybnqMarybnq
465213
answered 3 hours ago
MarybnqMarybnq
465213
answered 3 hours ago
MarybnqMarybnq
465213
answered 3 hours ago
MarybnqMarybnq
465213
465213
Hello Mary. Might I suggest that you review the standards for a good answer? Please review "How do I write a good answer?" We prefer definitive answers that provide context, sources and citations.
– Cascabel
3 hours ago
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Hello Mary. Might I suggest that you review the standards for a good answer? Please review "How do I write a good answer?" We prefer definitive answers that provide context, sources and citations.
– Cascabel
3 hours ago
Hello Mary. Might I suggest that you review the standards for a good answer? Please review "How do I write a good answer?" We prefer definitive answers that provide context, sources and citations.
– Cascabel
3 hours ago
Hello Mary. Might I suggest that you review the standards for a good answer? Please review "How do I write a good answer?" We prefer definitive answers that provide context, sources and citations.
– Cascabel
3 hours ago
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It is unclear what you are asking here. Please explain your question in relation to the grammar problem you are having.
– Karlomanio
3 hours ago