Please, give me the right answer..
Several years ago I wrote a book [(A)called] No Contest , which, [(B)based] on the findings of several hundred studies, [(C)arguing] that competition undermines self-esteem, poisons relationships, and [(D)holds] us back from doing our best.
They say "(C) arguing" is wrong..
What's the right form of "argue" in that sentence ?
I'm so confused between "argues" and "argued."
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Corrections · 3
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The correct form of "argue" in that sentence is "argues". The verb should be in the 3rd person singunlar form.
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that correct would be argues
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that correct would be argues
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