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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Is or are?
"To drive a car and do all kinds of crazy things on the road is/are just stupid."
This is just a random sentence I wrote now, but I want to understand about the "is" and "are" usage in a sentence like this (with plural things).
So, is or are?
This is just a random sentence I wrote now, but I want to understand about the "is" and "are" usage in a sentence like this (with plural things).
So, is or are?
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road" as the (singular) subject. [ is ] Others may disagree.
- road" as the (singular) subject.
- [ is ] Others may disagree.
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I see the subject as "To...road" as the (singular) subject. [ is ] Others may disagree.
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