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Time and tide wait for none

correct the following sentences

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Answered by sahedawankar

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Neither is correct. The correct saying is “time and tide wait for none.” It is "tide" as in the tides of the sea, not "tied" meaning fastened. The plural “wait” is used rather than the singular “waits”, because “time and tide” are two things, i.e, plural.

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Answered by garimajdp28

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Answer:

Time and tide wait for none.

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