Is "he always do" in these sentence correct?
I think "he always do" is grammatically incorrect because verb (do) isn't agree with the subject. But I search on
http://corpus.byu.edu/coca/ and found a couple of example sentences that use "he always do". I am curious that are both of them correct or not?
http://corpus.byu.edu/coca/x4.asp?t=223854&ID=578857590
http://corpus.byu.edu/coca/x4.asp?t=221252&ID=573354329These are contexts of these sentences - "he always do". :)
The first sentence:
know private detectives from books, movies, and television. And joining us today is the creator of one of the greats. GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, Co-Host: Robert Parker has just finished his 23rd Spenser novel, the basis for TV's Spenser: For Hire. Also with us today, real-life P.I., Pat McKenna, who worked for O.J. Simpson on his criminal defense. OK, Bob, Chance is your new novel, and it seems that Spenser, your detective, is successful again. What is the key to his success? Why does he always do so well as an investigator? ROBERT B. PARKER, Author,' Chance':' Cause I control it. GRETA VAN SUSTEREN: All right, OK, you control it, but why is it that he seems to get his man every time? ROBERT B. PARKER: Because he is working full-time on one problem, whereas, the police have many, and because he insists on pushing. He's kind of like the sand in the oyster. He keeps just irritating and grinding,
The second sentence:
you done that, sir? Mr. BOBBITT: Many, many times. Mr. EBERT: Many times? Now, would that be all of the above - pushed, restrained, grabbed and shoved? Mr. BOBBITT: Most of them just was restraining, you know, holding her down JARRIEL voice-over Despite John's acquittal, Lorena continues to maintain, as she did last September on 20/20. that John restrained her that June night to rape her. Mrs. BOBBITT: He jump on top of me and he start to- grabbing my arms really tight like before he always do. And so I said,' I don't want to have sex,' and I was trying to push him, but I couldn't because my arms was really tight- tied up JARRIEL voice-over A parade of defense witnesses seemed to refute John Bobbitt's claim that he never hit or abused his wife. LYNN ACQUAVIVA, Nail Salon Client: Extensive iridescent royal blue bruising across the top of her skull, down the side of her skull, down her neck, across her chest, this