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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

invite vs invites

Keyano College, Corporate Services department, along with PixelYard, invites you to a demonstration of the future of training.
  

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Anonymous Keyano College, Corporate Services department, along with PixelYard, invites you to a demonstration of the future of training. I'd use the singular verb, treating "the department" as a singular entity. It invites .

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  • Anonymous Keyano College, Corporate Services department, along with PixelYard, invites you to a demonstration of the future of training.
  • I'd use the singular verb, treating "the department" as a singular entity.
  • It invites .
  • While it's true that "PixelYard" is another separate single entity, the grammar in this case does not give us a compound subject.
  • ) The department AND Pixel Yard invite you to a demonstration.
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Anonymous Keyano College, Corporate Services department, along with PixelYard, invites you to a demonstration of the future of training.
I'd use the singular verb, treating "the department" as a singular entity. It invites.

While it's true that "PixelYard" is another separate single entity, the grammar in this case does not give
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