Question

My grandmother ______ for a walk every morning(go/goes)
Her brothers______in a factory.(work/works)

Answer 1

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1) Goes

2) Work

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

My grandmother goes for a walk every morning

Her brothers work in a factory.

When the verb's subject is a third person singular, the -s suffix is exclusively added to normal verbs in the present tense in English. The plural -s is not the same as this -s. Do not mix the two up. The verb does not take a -s since the subject, "Lisa and Ronald," is a third person plural subject.

In the first sentence , grandmother is a third person so 'goes' is the correct verb to put.

In the second sentence, brother is in plural form. We know that verb is used as it is with the subject of plural form.

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