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Canyunman Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Aren't vs Isn't
So we are having a discussion. In the following sentence, is it correct to use isn't or aren't? Please explain your solution.
We know creating positive client outcomes (isn't/aren’t) all about fees.
Thanks!
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isn't The subject is the gerund 'creating', which requires a singular verb.
- isn't The subject is the gerund 'creating', which requires a singular verb.
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isn't
The subject is the gerund 'creating', which requires a singular verb.
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