Question

Help help help English​

Answer 1

1. works

2. work

3. start

4. starts

5. has

6. have

7. finishes

8. finish

9. studies

10. watch

Step-by-step explanation:

• you should never use the word "works" to describe the job you perform while sitting at a desk. "Works" can also refer to an industrial plant, for example. The works employ about two hundred employees. It can be combined with other terms, such as "ironworks," "steelworks," or "gasworks."

• "Start" is a single noun, but "starts" is plural (more than one). "Start" is the bare infinitive as well as the simple present conjugation for everyone save the third person (singular), which needs "starts."
• The only subject with which you should use "has" is the third person singular (he, she, it). Otherwise, "have" should be used. Because "Al and Sue" is in the third person plural (the same as "they"), use "have."
• In your circumstance, you may use colloquial English to state either is completed, finishes, or has finished and sound quite normal, with no substantial change in meaning. So, when your class is completed, when your class is finished, when your class is finished, they are all accurate. But for this choose Finishes (#7) and Finish (#8).
• 'A study' refers to a single piece of research or academic work. 'Studies' is the plural.
• The plural of watch is watches

Answer 2

Alright Alright i gatchu

Step-by-step explanation:

1. works

2. work

3. start

4. starts

5. has

6. have

7. finishes

8. finish

9. studies

10. watch

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there ya go, hope i helped :)