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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,
(1) A choir of singers is / are singing very well.
(2) All the warm-blooded animals (like tigers and elephants) are mammals.
(3) She typed her homework on the computer.
(4) He scribbled on a piece of paper.
(5) They are involved (doing) / involved in the project.
(6) Whales are creatures of the ocean.
(1) A choir of singers is / are singing very well.
(2) All the warm-blooded animals (like tigers and elephants) are mammals.
(3) She typed her homework on the computer.
(4) He scribbled on a piece of paper.
(5) They are involved (doing) / involved in the project.
(6) Whales are creatures of the ocean.
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(1) The choir is / are singing very well. (2) All the warm-blooded animals (like tigers and elephants) are mammals. (3) She typed her homework on the computer.
- (1) The choir is / are singing very well.
- (2) All the warm-blooded animals (like tigers and elephants) are mammals.
- (3) She typed her homework on the computer.
- (4) He scribbled on a piece of paper.
- (5) They are involved in the project.
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(1) The choir is / are singing very well.
(2) All the warm-blooded animals (like tigers and elephants) are mammals.
(3) She typed her homework on the computer.
(4) He scribbled on a piece of paper.
(5) They are involved in the project.
(6) Whales are creatures of the ocean.
(2) All the warm-blooded animals (like tigers and elephants) are mammals.
(3) She typed her homework on the computer.
(4) He scribbled on a piece of paper.
(5) They are involved in the project.
(6) Whales are creatures of the ocean.
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