She always walks slowly lest she will be tired. is this grammatically correct?
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No no no,,,,,
She always walk slowly, lest she will be tire.
She always walk slowly, lest she will be tire.
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Nope, it ain't correct, for the only auxiliary verb that follows lest is should.
She always walks slowly lest she should be tired.
She always walks slowly lest she should be tired.
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