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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
is vs. are
Hello, this is a never ending topic... I searched some forums and cannot find an answer to a question that I have.
Do I use "is" or "are" in the following sentence?
The first factor is / are the procedures that include legislative requirements.
Many thanks!
Do I use "is" or "are" in the following sentence?
The first factor is / are the procedures that include legislative requirements.
Many thanks!
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Anonymous this is a never ending topic. It needn't be if you'd pay close attention. The first factor is / are the procedures that include legislative requirements.
- Anonymous this is a never ending topic.
- It needn't be if you'd pay close attention.
- The first factor is / are the procedures that include legislative requirements.
- the first factor is ...
- The verb number agrees with the number of the subject .
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Anonymousthis is a never ending topic.It needn't be if you'd pay close attention.
AnonymousDo I use "is" or "are" in the following sentence?The first factor is / are the procedures that include legislative requirements.the first factor is...
The verb number agrees with the number of the subject
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