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Homerfarmsby Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Agreement?

We say:
There is a book on the table. What about:

There is (or: ARE?) a book, a pencil and a file on the table.

A book, a pencil, and a file is (or: ARE?) on the table.

On the table, there are (or: IS?) a book, a pencil, and a file.

Thanks again.
  

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And are these correct? If not, would you use "are"? Attached above is my resume and cover letter.

— Homerfarmsby

  • And are these correct?
  • If not, would you use "are"?
  • Attached above is my resume and cover letter.
  • My resume and cover letter is attached above.
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And are these correct? If not, would you use "are"?

Attached above is my resume and cover letter.



My resume and cover letter is attached above.



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