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Mike Younes Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Interest VS interests in THIS phrase
I understand the concept of countables and uncountables in interest(s).
Engineering and Math interest me.
Books interest him.
His interests include sports.
he only seeks his own interests.
however the OR is bothering me here. do we say:
Engineering or Business in PwC interest me.
or do we say:
Engineering or Business in PwC interests me.
this is for a cover letter.
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Mike Younes Engineering or Business in PwC interests me. When you have multiple subjects connected by 'or', agreement is with the last subject listed. The mother or the children were at the school.
- Mike Younes Engineering or Business in PwC interests me.
- When you have multiple subjects connected by 'or', agreement is with the last subject listed.
- The mother or the children were at the school.
- The pens or the paper was missing.
- A lamp or a torch is needed.
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Mike YounesEngineering or Business in PwC interests me.
When you have multiple subjects connected by 'or', agreement is with the last subject listed.
The mother or the children were at the school.
The pens or the paper was missing.
A lamp or a torch is n
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