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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Choice - is or are
Which is the correct sentence? I'm certain it's A but many others disagree.
A. A choice of toppings is available from the shop.
B. A choice of toppings are available from the shop.
A. A choice of toppings is available from the shop.
B. A choice of toppings are available from the shop.
Top answer
A: A choice ... is ..
- A: A choice ...
- is ..
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3 Answers
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Thanks fivejedjon, I was amazed at how many people thought it should be B. I wonder if anyone here thinks it should be B? ;-)
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I would expect to hear a lot of people saying B. It doesn't appear to me to be very important, unless you are taking an examination. Personally, I see little point in penalising learners for something that is natural for many native speakers.
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