1b00International events are being held to mark Holocaust Memorial Day in memory of the six million Jews and other victims of the Nazi death camps.02b00 02br 00Most of the commemorations take place on 27 January - the date on which the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by the Soviets in 1945. 02br 00Victims of more recent atrocities are also being remembered. 02br 00On the eve of the memorial, the UN General Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution condemning Holocaust denial. 02br 02br 00The resolution, proposed by the United States and co-sponsored by more than 100 countries, says "ignoring the historical fact of these terrible events increase(s) the risk they will be repeated". 02br 00The resolution does not mention any particular country, but diplomats said it was aimed at Iran, which has cast doubt on the Nazi genocide of Jews during World War ll. 02br 02br 00..............................................................................................------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------02br 01font00Why is it necessary to write ' 02font01font00increase(s) ' here?02font02br 00The word 'events' is a plural noun. So it should be 'increase' here.02br 0-
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0 "Increases" refers to the act of ignoring. 0-
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0 "Increases" refers to the act of ignoring.
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0"ignoring the historical fact of these terrible events increase(s) the risk they will be repeated"02br 02br 00Being late makes me mad.02br 00Ignoring me makes me sad.02br 02br 00"Ignoring" is the subject, and takes the singular verb, increases. It's easy, when you have a complex noun phrase, to lose track of what the original subject was. But
0No, it is in the original.02br 05002br 02br 00As I couldn't fathom out the additional 's' , I posted to the forum.0230hrefhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6305005.stm