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Omar Ahmed Posted 6 years ago
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All my sons but one ( is / are ) in the university.
My answer is : 'are'
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Omar Ahmed My answer is : 'are' Correct. Omar Ahmed All my sons but one ( is / are ) in the university . Being in a university doesn’t mean you’re attending it; they could’ve just walked in.
- Omar Ahmed My answer is : 'are' Correct.
- Omar Ahmed All my sons but one ( is / are ) in the university .
- Being in a university doesn’t mean you’re attending it; they could’ve just walked in.
- I would be more specific: All but one of my sons attend the university.
- or Of six sons, one does not attend the university.
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Omar AhmedMy answer is : 'are'
Correct.
Omar AhmedAll my sons but one ( is / are ) in the university.
Being in a university doesn’t mean you’re attending it; they could’ve just walked in.
I would be more specific:
All but one of my sons attend the university.
or
Of six so
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