a person is shadow always beside him/her , no matter what
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Answer: The correct one is Walks. "A person's shadow always walks beside him, no matter what". We know the common fact that one's shadow always follow beside him when they walk it walks when they run it runs too.
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The correct sentence can be written as-
A person's shadow is always beside him/her, no matter what.
Explanation:
- In English grammar, it is important to follow the basic grammar, punctuation and subject-verb agreement rules to make a written statement more readable and presentable.
- Here in the given question, "A person's shadow" is the subject for which the modal auxiliary verb it carries must be singular. And writing a sentence must follow the capitalization rule.
- Since we know the reality that one's shadow generally follows close to him/her when he/she walks, it strolls when they run it runs as well.
Thus the rectified sentence would be-
A person's shadow is always beside him/her, no matter what.
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[The question asked seems incomplete, most likely the full question was-
a person is shadow always beside him/her , no matter what.
Correct this sentence.]
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