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Rule "a car that drive (drives) to"

This is one of many errors that LanguageTool can detect.

Description: a car that drive (drives) to
By default, this rule is not active in LanguageTool
Message: It appears that the verb form is incorrect.
Category: Grammar (ID: GRAMMAR)
Incorrect sentences
that this rule can detect:
  • Since August, it is the project manager who drive the project.
    Correction suggestion: drives, drove
  • Here is a screenshot that show the request and the response.
    Correction suggestion: shows, showed
  • I would be surprise if I am the first who want to do this
    Correction suggestion: wants, wanted
  • First thing which come up was the red alert.
    Correction suggestion: comes, came
  • Inside the terminal there is a bar that connect the 5.
    Correction suggestion: connects, connected
  • It's from the same agency that publish the dataset.
    Correction suggestion: publishes, published
  • Only exception that come to my mind is Peter
    Correction suggestion: comes, came
  • * A member who stay for a year
    Correction suggestion: stays, stayed
Correct sentences
for comparison:
  • I'm sure there's a few that do it.
  • I know that your situation will help others in the community who bump into this, too.
  • We have incorporated changes from the community that bring the agent up to date with the new routing engine in Padrino 0.13.x.
  • There are other threads on this forum that go into much detail about this.
  • I am faxing the amendments proposed and submitted to the committee by Southern for your review which address these issues and more.
  • There are several documents in draft and clearance which need to be filed under these licenses before we are able to operate in Hong Kong.
  • Please share which platform you have questions about
  • The data from the agent tells the collector which host the data came from.
  • * control which drive the log files are written to
  • Or can you not drag and drop tabs between windows no matter which monitor it's on?
  • In 2004, he appeared in the BBC show Who Do You Think You Are?, in which he looked into his ancestry – he was visibly moved by its revelations.
ID: SINGULAR_NOUN_THAT_PLURAL_VERB [1]
Version: 6.6-SNAPSHOT (2024-11-22 22:33:09 +0100)