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Kadioguy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Bleeding gums that occurs is the indicative of gingivitis
On the package of dental floss, it says:
CAUTION:
Bleeding gums that occurs when first using floss is the indicative of gingivitis. This should recover in 10 days. If not, consult your dentist.
Isn't the word Bleeding gums a plural noun?
Why does it use occurs and is in the sentence?
Thanks!
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kadioguy sn't the word Bleeding gums a plural noun? No; it is a singular medical condition. kadioguy Why does it use occurs and is in the sentence?
- kadioguy sn't the word Bleeding gums a plural noun?
- No; it is a singular medical condition.
- kadioguy Why does it use occurs and is in the sentence?
- That's why.
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kadioguysn't the word Bleeding gums a plural noun?
No; it is a singular medical condition.
kadioguyWhy does it use occurs and is in the sentence?
That's why.
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