"SISTER" and "SISTER" --> "FATHER". It obviously didn't work the same way for mother and brother. 3. Plurals ending in an "S", left the "S" unchanged. 4. Third person singular verbs ending in "S" left the "S" unchanged.. Uh ... if you want...”“He was kidding, Wendy,” Melody said. She kissed the older girl on the cheek and the two of us headed toward the bedroom. “He has to wake me up so I can go to class. Have a cup of coffee. I’m sure Lissa could use your help.”“Yes, Melody,” Wendy said. I noticed she didn’t raise her head.The shower, however, was a great way to start the day. Lissa managed to catch us just before we got out and it got even better. We were all more relaxed and ready for the day when we finally.Read More
