Verb conjugation / Verb form
Posted: February 23rd, 2024, 11:07 am
Good day everyone,
I have a question for verb conjugation of this sentence:
Consider the ill-fated investor who poured all their assets into a single stock, only to watch their fortune evaporate.
vs
Consider the ill-fated investor who poured all their assets into a single stock, only to watch their fortune evaporated.
Should it be evaporate or evaporated?
Which is better and why?
Thank you very much for your support
I have a question for verb conjugation of this sentence:
Consider the ill-fated investor who poured all their assets into a single stock, only to watch their fortune evaporate.
vs
Consider the ill-fated investor who poured all their assets into a single stock, only to watch their fortune evaporated.
Should it be evaporate or evaporated?
Which is better and why?
Thank you very much for your support