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Deepuji Posted 12 years ago
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Aligning with Mr. Prasad will not only blunt his claim of good governance, as there will be the looming threat of the return of Lalu Raj by proxy, but will also reinforce and prove true the suspicion that he is a political opportunist. In any case, there is diminishing returns for antagonistic caste politics devoid of an economic agenda — the hallmark of Mr. Prasad.
Should here "is" not be replaced by "are" as returns are plural?
Of not, then please tell me why.
Thank you.
Aligning with Mr. Prasad will not only blunt his claim of good governance, as there will be the looming threat of the return of Lalu Raj by proxy, but will also reinforce and prove true the suspicion that he is a political opportunist. In any case, there is diminishing returns for antagonistic caste politics devoid of an economic agenda — the hallmark of Mr. Prasad.
Should here "is" not be replaced by "are" as returns are plural?
Of not, then please tell me why.
Thank you.
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deepuji Should here "is" not be replaced by "are" as returns are plural? Yes.
- deepuji Should here "is" not be replaced by "are" as returns are plural?
- Yes.
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deepujiShould here "is" not be replaced by "are" as returns are plural?Yes.
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deepujiShouldn'tYes. That's correct.here"is"notbe replaced here by "are", as returns are plural?
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