2016年4月29日 · Jake depends on green plants to live. Jake's pets depend on green plants to live. Share. Improve this answer.

2019年2月10日 · The amount of cardio people do generally depends on how many calories they eat. is grammatically correct. However, the form without "on" is acceptable in spoken English, mainly when the subject is short, as is the case with anaphoric "it" (referring to something mentioned before), for example:

2016年11月8日 · …depends on he… Substitute him in. Does it make sense now? …depends on him… Yes, it does make sense! Insert into your sentence who if he worked or whom if him. Remember the 'm's on whom and him to help you. So, your final sentence should be: Which group has the most exalted status at your high school depends on whom you ask.

2014年12月22日 · To understand the difference between depends in sentence (1) and depending on in sentence (2), we need to understand the grammar of the sentences. In sentence (1) depends is a verb. It is the main verb in the sentence. The subject of depends is the noun phrase, his success in the interview. In sentence (2) the main clause in the sentence is:

2020年12月15日 · The correct form for use in your sentence is 'depends': The type of music peter listens to depends on his mood. This is because 'the type of music' is the thing which depends on something else, and it (the type of music) is a third-person-singular. You could also say: Peter listens to different types of music depending on his mood.

Both truth and beauty on my love depends; So dost thou too, and therein dignified. The linked website explains line 3 thus: depends is a plural verb. Both truth and beauty derive their being from the youth who is the archetype and ideal form of them both. But how can it be 'plural' if it has the singular ending 's'? I'm puzzled.

2023年4月4日 · It depends (🤓) on how many things are doing the depending. So it's just like most other verbs. For example: More than one thing (i.e. plural; third person plural to be precise) Tom, Dick, and Harry walk to Starbucks every morning. Just one thing (i.e. singular; third person singular to be precise) Sally walks to Starbucks every morning.

2020年10月11日 · 1 - This is the most general phrasing, and doesn’t really assume anything about them talking to someone, even though it references speaking to someone. It’s aligned more with phrasings like, “it depends who’s asking”, or, “it depends who your audience is”.

2016年6月16日 · It depends whether you want to participate or not. The preposition is omitted. So, my question is: Is it possible to omit "on" in my first example: Choosing the right bike depends what you want to use it for. My guess is that it's not possible, and that you can only omit it in the personal expression "it depends + wh- word", but I want to check.

His work depends on use of a car. He uses a car depending on whether his meetings are in another city or in his own city. Whether is used after prepositions: whether after prepositions. to depend on [something]. on is a preposition.