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Aiuonline_dee Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Is or Are
ok... have a question.
I have a sentence but I'm not sure if I use "is" or "are"... Microsoft Word says to use "is" but it doesn't make sense.
the sentence is as follows:
"Dean recently purchased a vehicle and below is the questions I asked him."
Or is it.... "Dean recently purchased a vehicle and below are the questions I asked him."
Thanks for the help!
I have a sentence but I'm not sure if I use "is" or "are"... Microsoft Word says to use "is" but it doesn't make sense.
the sentence is as follows:
"Dean recently purchased a vehicle and below is the questions I asked him."
Or is it.... "Dean recently purchased a vehicle and below are the questions I asked him."
Thanks for the help!
Top answer
Welcome to English Forums! are Microsoft Word has a very stupid program for grammar checker. Most likely it checked the word before are to see if there was a final s on it.
- Welcome to English Forums!
- are Microsoft Word has a very stupid program for grammar checker.
- Most likely it checked the word before are to see if there was a final s on it.
- It saw the word below , which has no final s , so it said are is wrong.
- CJ
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Welcome to English Forums!
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Microsoft Word has a very stupid program for grammar checker. Most likely it checked the word before are to see if there was a final s on it. It saw the word below, which has no final s, so it said are is wrong.
CJ
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Microsoft Word has a very stupid program for grammar checker. Most likely it checked the word before are to see if there was a final s on it. It saw the word below, which has no final s, so it said are is wrong.
CJ
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