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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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all I am trying to find out is when to use either is or are correctly
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he, she, it - is we, you, they - are I - am Examples: Use 'is' with any singular subject except I or you . Bill is ... Mrs.
- he, she, it - is we, you, they - are I - am Examples: Use 'is' with any singular subject except I or you .
- Bill is ...
- Mrs.
- Jones is ...
- The boy is ...
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he, she, it - is
we, you, they - are
I - am
Examples:
Use 'is' with any singular subject except I or you.
Bill is ...
Mrs. Jones is ...
The boy is ...
The coffee is ...
The reason is ...
Use 'are' with all plurals an
we, you, they - are
I - am
Examples:
Use 'is' with any singular subject except I or you.
Bill is ...
Mrs. Jones is ...
The boy is ...
The coffee is ...
The reason is ...
Use 'are' with all plurals an
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