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Correct my sentences: No one can Beats him; He will beats you



 
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"Looking at" or "Looked at"? | Put the verbs into correct tense (help me, I so confused at it)
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Correct my sentences: No one can Beats him; He will beats you Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:30 pm  Correct my sentences: No one can Beats him; He will beats you		  
1, No one can Beats him.
2, He will beats you.

Can i add "S" after this?

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59rd
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Correct my sentences: No one can Beats him; He will beats you Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:47 pm  Correct my sentences: No one can Beats him; He will beats you		  
Hi 59rd

No, you should not use S. You need to use the bare infinitive with the words 'can' and 'will' in your sentences:

1. No one can beat him.
2. He will beat you.
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