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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is vs. are
Which is correct?
1) Below are the invoice and reports.
2) Below is the invoice and reports.
1) Below are the invoice and reports.
2) Below is the invoice and reports.
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Both are possible. I would use "are". Use "is" if you're thinking of the invoice and reports as a single package of things that go together.
- Both are possible.
- I would use "are".
- Use "is" if you're thinking of the invoice and reports as a single package of things that go together.
- CJ
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Both are possible. I would use "are".
Use "is" if you're thinking of the invoice and reports as a single package of things that go together.
CJ
Use "is" if you're thinking of the invoice and reports as a single package of things that go together.
CJ
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