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Sat 22 Nov, 2014 12:00 pm
In the following context:
'someone who really loves you sees what a mess you are but still wants you in their life'
is 'wants' correct or should it be 'want'?
Thank you.
@lavi,
Quote:'someone who really loves you sees what a mess you are but still wants you in their life'
Lavi, "wants" is right 'cuz evidently you're loved by singular "someone". Otherwise
Those who really love you see what a mess you are but still want you in their lives
Dale is right on the button
Single person:
Someone who really loves you sees what a mess you are but still wants you in their life
Multiple persons:
People who really love you see what a mess you are but still want you in their lives