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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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When you are asking where someone is you use e.g. Where is Luke?
But when you have two people in your sentence e.g. Luke and Jane, do you use 'are' like: where are Luke and Jane?
Where is Luke and Jane sounds more right though...
But when you have two people in your sentence e.g. Luke and Jane, do you use 'are' like: where are Luke and Jane?
Where is Luke and Jane sounds more right though...
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g. Luke and Jane, do you use 'are' like: where are Luke and Jane? Yes.
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- Luke and Jane, do you use 'are' like: where are Luke and Jane?
- Yes.
- You use 'are'.
- CJ
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Anonymouswhen you have two people in your sentence e.g. Luke and Jane, do you use 'are' like: where are Luke and Jane?Yes. You use 'are'.
CJ
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