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Discover LudwigNo, the sentence "he always talk" is not grammatically correct.
The correct version would be "he always talks." This sentence can be used in written English to indicate that someone has a habit of speaking frequently or consistently. For example: - "He always talks about his travels whenever we have dinner together." - "She always talks too loudly on the phone." - "They always talk during class, so it's hard to focus."
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SETH: Does he always talk like that?
"He always talk too much," Mr. Gao said.
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He added: "He always talked to girls.
He never used cars; he always talked to the people.
"Now he always talks about the Raptors.
He always talked about his sons".
He always talks about majors and all that stuff.
"He always talked about it," his wife said.
"He always talked about two nephews," she said.
[Laughter] He always talks about his wins, and I always talk about how far I hit it.
"He always talks like this," says Mr Kerimli, "but he is the head of falsifications".
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