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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"Is" vs "Are" question
Do I use IS or ARE in this sentence:
An advantage of a consolidated database is/are the reports...
The first part of the sentence is singular (an advantage), but the second part of the sentence is plural (reportS) - hence, my conundrum
Please advise
An advantage of a consolidated database is/are the reports...
The first part of the sentence is singular (an advantage), but the second part of the sentence is plural (reportS) - hence, my conundrum
Please advise
Top answer
Hi, An advantage ... is Regards
- Hi, An advantage ...
- is Regards
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