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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammare check
Which is correct?
Everyone in this country are my people.
Everyone in this country is my people.
Everyone in this country are my people.
Everyone in this country is my people.
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Everyone(everybody, somebody, anybody, nobody) is But... you cann't say that "everyone is people". It is the same as: "He are students" or "They is doctor" (I mean it is incorrect).
- Everyone(everybody, somebody, anybody, nobody) is But...
- you cann't say that "everyone is people".
- It is the same as: "He are students" or "They is doctor" (I mean it is incorrect).
- It doesn't matter that "everyone in this country" = "many people".
- "Everyone" is a grammatical singular and therefore takes singular verb forms( is ), not plurals( are )
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Everyone(everybody, somebody, anybody, nobody) is
But...
you cann't say that "everyone is people". It is the same as: "He are students" or "They is doctor" (I mean it is incorrect).It doesn't matter that "everyone in this country" = "many people". "Everyone" is a grammatical singular and therefore takes singular verb forms(is), not plurals(are)
But...
you cann't say that "everyone is people". It is the same as: "He are students" or "They is doctor" (I mean it is incorrect).It doesn't matter that "everyone in this country" = "many people". "Everyone" is a grammatical singular and therefore takes singular verb forms(is), not plurals(are)
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