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I took thefound this sentence Maybe she just shared in the rent"Maybe she just shared in the rent" from a text at [LingQ][1]LingQ and I think it's a correct sentence.

But why dodoesn't the sentences notsentence need the BEBE verb after SHESHE?

What I mean is, why isn't theit correct sentenceto say Maybe she IS just shared in the rent instead of the current sentence"Maybe she IS just shared in the rent"?

I took the sentence Maybe she just shared in the rent from a text at [LingQ][1] and I think it's a correct sentence.

But why do the sentences not need the BE verb after SHE?

What I mean is, why isn't the correct sentence Maybe she IS just shared in the rent instead of the current sentence?

I found this sentence "Maybe she just shared in the rent" from a text at LingQ and I think it's a correct sentence.

But why doesn't the sentence need the BE verb after SHE?

What I mean is, why isn't it correct to say "Maybe she IS just shared in the rent"?

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edit approved Apr 18, 2017 at 13:44
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edit approved Apr 18, 2017 at 13:44
user53985

I took the sentence Maybe she just shared in the rent from a text at [LingQ][1], and I think it's a correctlycorrect sentence.

But why do the sentence'ssentences not need the BE verb after SHE?

What I mean is, why is notisn't the correct sentence Maybe she IS just shared in the rent instead of the currentlycurrent sentence?

I took the sentence Maybe she just shared in the rent from a text at [LingQ][1], I think it's a correctly sentence.

But why the sentence's not need BE verb after SHE?

What I mean is, why is not Maybe she IS just shared in the rent instead of the currently sentence?

I took the sentence Maybe she just shared in the rent from a text at [LingQ][1] and I think it's a correct sentence.

But why do the sentences not need the BE verb after SHE?

What I mean is, why isn't the correct sentence Maybe she IS just shared in the rent instead of the current sentence?

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Lai32290
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Why the sentence "Maybe she just shared in the rent" no need BE verb?

I took the sentence Maybe she just shared in the rent from a text at [LingQ][1], I think it's a correctly sentence.

But why the sentence's not need BE verb after SHE?

What I mean is, why is not Maybe she IS just shared in the rent instead of the currently sentence?