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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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count/counts
Hi,
I initially thought "counts", but (as usual!) I'm unsure...
"Friends and family are what count/counts"
My thinking: "They are what count"
Indeed, what about?
"They are the people who matter to me"
Am I correct in using "matter" instead of "matters"?
Thanks
I initially thought "counts", but (as usual!) I'm unsure...
"Friends and family are what count/counts"
My thinking: "They are what count"
Indeed, what about?
"They are the people who matter to me"
Am I correct in using "matter" instead of "matters"?
Thanks
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Friends and family are what count. They are the people who matter to me.
- Friends and family are what count.
- They are the people who matter to me.
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Friends and family are what count.
They are the people who matter to me.
They are the people who matter to me.
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