Can't seem to figure this one out
Which one is correct?
a) The sense of realization and happiness people get from these performances and flashes makes them ecstatic.
b) The sense of realization and happiness people get from these performances and flashes make them ecstatic.
Thank you.
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The verb should agree with "sense", so (a) is correct. ". To me, this feels more polished, even though dropping "that" is permissible in grammar.
- The verb should agree with "sense", so (a) is correct.
- ".
- To me, this feels more polished, even though dropping "that" is permissible in grammar.
- I'm not very certain what "flashes" refers to here.
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The verb should agree with "sense", so (a) is correct.
In careful writing I prefer "The sense of realization and happiness that people get ...". To me, this feels more polished, even though dropping "that" is permissible in grammar.
I'm not very certain what "flashes" refers to here.
0Thank you for your clarification.
Flashes, in this context, meant brief moments in time.
Cheers.
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