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britdam007

britdam007

India

” So when you tag along, you’re joining on to a group. You weren’t originally part of the plan, and the group may or may not be happy to have you join.”



The word “join” in bold above is a noun or a verb? should it be ” joined” by any chance? Please advise?

11:18 AM Apr 02 2013 |

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Teacher AmySuper Member!

United States

“Join” is the main verb in the sentence. It should not be “joined,” because it is talking about a general condition, so it is in the simple present.


Best,


Amy

12:40 AM Apr 04 2013 |

britdam007

britdam007

India

Thank you ma’am

03:42 AM Apr 04 2013 |