On a fine day, 02-09-2003, Peter Duemmler wrote: >The expression is used in a song I´m doing at the moment. >The writer used "comes" in the lyrics, which sounded right to me, but my >co-producer wanted it to be "come" (which sounds wrong to me ;-) ). >So it seems "comes" gets used in that context (and we already recorded it >that way), and all is well. ;-)) > >I understand the difference between grammatically correct and spoken word, >and that´s fine to me. 2 cents from a native Dutchman :-)... I was always taught it should be "here come P and M" (just as it's "P & M come to the party"), and 'comes' definitely sounds wrong to me. Now I'm not a native speaker at all (so I should up, I guess :), but I would dare bet a month's salary that it's "come" instead of "comes". And maybe this should be about "here come Logic 7 and the EXS mkIII", to get a bit less off-topic... -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra h @ k n o w a r e . n l Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/
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Re: [L-OT] Re: Grammar...
2003-09-02 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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