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Lindria Oosthuizen Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Is or are?
Hi there,
Please consider the following:
- His hair is the same colour as the walls, as if him and the room ARE one being; OR
- His hair is the same colour as the walls, as if him and the room IS one being.
My gut is telling me it's ARE, because it just sounds right to me, but I could be completely wrong. Thanks in advance!
Please consider the following:
- His hair is the same colour as the walls, as if him and the room ARE one being; OR
- His hair is the same colour as the walls, as if him and the room IS one being.
My gut is telling me it's ARE, because it just sounds right to me, but I could be completely wrong. Thanks in advance!
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Welcome to the English Forums, Lindria. I agree with you. (However, more careful English is … he and the room are… )
- Welcome to the English Forums, Lindria.
- I agree with you.
- (However, more careful English is … he and the room are… )
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Welcome to the English Forums, Lindria.
I agree with you. (However, more careful English is …he and the room are…)
I agree with you. (However, more careful English is …he and the room are…)
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