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> The crucial feature of the initial market is that it exist. Should "exist" be replaced with "exists" in this sentence? If you wanted to use "exist" I think y
by tines 6y ago
> The crucial feature of the initial market is that it exist.
Should "exist" be replaced with "exists" in this sentence? If you wanted to use "exist" I think you'd have to use a helper verb like "should [exist]". Is there a name for the grammatical feature where someone omits the "should" and uses the conjugation that would go with it?