My theory.....Donald Trump has ran for president of the US 3 times. Never in all those attempts has Russia ever been mentioned....until now. I am convinced Flynn after Trump announced his run or maybe even prior, got in touch with Trump, gave him a low down on what Russia could do for him in order assure him a presidential win and Trump bought in. Keep in mind, Putin and his peeps have been baiting Trump for years, with lucrative loans and land deals, so they've been watching this moron for years. They also knew the GOP was all in for Hillary, have been waiting on this ***** for years to run, knew the DNC was all in for her and they knew how to handle her with these emails.
The crime, Donald Trump along with Russia helped dismantle our democratic way of voting by hacking into emails and perhaps altering votes....Trump is guilty and and and, if the politicians in Washington were smart, they'd give anyone seeking immunity a deal and get to whats really going on.
Are you some kind of graduate from the inner city school of crappy, illiterate writing? Let's start with basic noun-verb agreement:
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These are the basic rules for noun-verb agreement:
- The number of the noun (singular or plural) determines the form of the verb.
Examples:
Plural: Some
readers consider Kohlberg's theory of moral development problematic because
he only
examines ways of thinking and not how
emotions and gender socialization affect moral development.
Singular: Carol Gilligan, in her book entitled "In a Different Voice,"
challenges the premise of Kohlberg's theory.
2. There may be more than one noun-verb pair in a sentence; you need to make sure that each pair agrees in number.
Example:
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, in her book "On Death and Dying,"
outlines the stages of dying, and
she illustrates that both the terminally ill
person and the person's loved ones experience these stages.
3. The way the verb agrees with the noun depends on whether the verb is
regular or irregular. The
agreement conventions for regular verbs and
agreement conventions for irregular verbs are different.
4. Some nouns and pronouns seem to be plural but function as "trick singular" nouns, so there must be correct
verb agreement with "trick singular" nouns and pronouns. An example of this is "everybody," a singular noun which refers to a group, but must agree with a singular verb, i.e. "
Everybody is happy."
5. Verbs do not have to agree with
words that come between (interrupt) the noun and the verb. An example of this is, "The highest
percentage of voters
is in favor;" where the verb, "is," agrees with the noun "percentage," the subject of the sentence, and not with "voters."
Reader might take you more seriously if you were better able to clearly express yourself in proper English.
Thanks.