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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"are" vs "is" - Please help
Will you please tell me which sentence below is correct and why:
She desires a company where loyalty, hard work, and dedicaton is valued and recognized.
She desires a company where loyalty, hard work, and dedication are valued and recognized.
Thank you!
She desires a company where loyalty, hard work, and dedicaton is valued and recognized.
She desires a company where loyalty, hard work, and dedication are valued and recognized.
Thank you!
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You have a list of three things. They are all valued, I presume. And those three things don't form any sort of unit that would license the use of the singular.
- You have a list of three things.
- They are all valued, I presume.
- And those three things don't form any sort of unit that would license the use of the singular.
- I would say ...
- are valued and recognized.
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You have a list of three things. They are all valued, I presume. And those three things don't form any sort of unit that would license the use of the singular. I would say
... are valued and recognized.
CJ
... are valued and recognized.
CJ
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