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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Bride and (the) bridegroom
Can I say,
(a) The bride is cutting a cake with the bridegroom.
(b) The bride and (the) bridegroom is cutting the cake.
(a) The bride is cutting a cake with the bridegroom.
(b) The bride and (the) bridegroom is cutting the cake.
Top answer
A is okay, but B needs the verb to be plural ("are cutting") because it has a plural subject.
- A is okay, but B needs the verb to be plural ("are cutting") because it has a plural subject.
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A is okay, but B needs the verb to be plural ("are cutting") because it has a plural subject.
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"The bride and groom are cutting the cake" is the best way to say this.
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