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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Hi. Which is correct for the following?
1. For the number one example question, let's assume John and Sam came from different countries, and for number 2, let's assume John and Sam are doing different things. Which should be the verb? For no.2, I think the verb "is" is definitely incorrect.
1. Where are (or is?) John and Sam from?
2. What are (or is?) John and Sam doing?
2. Could the underlined parts indicate "all the questions raised concerning his business" for the example sentence one and "all the clothes he bought yesterday" or just some for each of them? Thank you for your help in advance.
1. He was approached about questions that were being raised concerning his business.
2. He lie clothes he bought yesterday on the table.
1. For the number one example question, let's assume John and Sam came from different countries, and for number 2, let's assume John and Sam are doing different things. Which should be the verb? For no.2, I think the verb "is" is definitely incorrect.
1. Where are (or is?) John and Sam from?
2. What are (or is?) John and Sam doing?
2. Could the underlined parts indicate "all the questions raised concerning his business" for the example sentence one and "all the clothes he bought yesterday" or just some for each of them? Thank you for your help in advance.
1. He was approached about questions that were being raised concerning his business.
2. He lie clothes he bought yesterday on the table.
Top answer
1. Where are John and Sam from? 2.
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- Where are John and Sam from?
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- What are John and Sam doing?
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1. Where are John and Sam from?
2. What are John and Sam doing?
1. He was approached about questions that were being raised concerning his business.
2. He laid clothes he bought yesterday on the table.
Could the underlined parts indicate "all the questions raised concerning his business" for the example sentence one and "all
2. What are John and Sam doing?
1. He was approached about questions that were being raised concerning his business.
2. He laid clothes he bought yesterday on the table.
Could the underlined parts indicate "all the questions raised concerning his business" for the example sentence one and "all
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