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5 February
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English (US)
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which one is correct?
"where will he go?"
"where will he goes?"
which one is correct?
"where will he go?"
"where will he goes?"
"where will he go?"
"where will he goes?"
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- English (US)
breaking it down, there is "where" which is a question word, so the form is switched for questions
will he go? (Q)
vs
he will go (statement)
this is the simple future tense
the only tense which uses the -s or -es is the 3rd person singular and then ONLY in the simple PRESENT tense
(he goes)
since that is the wrong tense, as mentioned, #2 is incorrect even though it is 3rd person singular
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One correct is Where will he go?
One incorrect is Where will he goes?
Es and s do not need after auxiliary verb.
- English (US)
breaking it down, there is "where" which is a question word, so the form is switched for questions
will he go? (Q)
vs
he will go (statement)
this is the simple future tense
the only tense which uses the -s or -es is the 3rd person singular and then ONLY in the simple PRESENT tense
(he goes)
since that is the wrong tense, as mentioned, #2 is incorrect even though it is 3rd person singular
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- English (US) Near fluent
A:My date slapped me in my face.
B:Is it true? or Is that true?
Which one is correct?
- English (US)
they mean basically the same thing, so both are correct.
there is a slight difference of reference:
"it" can refer to anything previously mentioned, or just a generic idea (either can fit here)
"that" would refer to something IMMEDIATELY previously mentioned or pointed out..
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- English (US) Near fluent
- Indonesian
@cornucopiadm1 @mintesnot thank u so much for the explanation. I'm not ask the possibilities "he will go" or "he wont go", but the place that will be his destinations. But I still understand what both of you explained to me. Thank you for your kindness 🙏🙏🙏
- English (US) Near fluent
I want to eat sweet something and I want sweet something to eat? what difference?🤔
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