A. What (is, are)___the maximum number of occupants per room? B. How many (is, are)___the maximum number of occupants per room? C. How many persons (is, are)___the maximum number of occupants per room? D. How many (is, are)___allowed per room? E. How many persons (is, are)___allowed per room?
F. Four (is, are)___the maximum number of occupants per room. G. Four (is, are)___allowed per room. H. Four persons (is, are)___the maximum number per room. I. Four persons (is, are)___allowed per room.
1. Could you please advise which linking verb is correct in each sentence above? 2. What is the general grammar rule for the answers in #1?
3. Between 'what' in A and 'how many' in B to E, which is correct? If both, which is more natural?
Thank you.
Top answer
A. What (is, are) is the maximum number of occupants per room? B.
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A.
What (is, are) is the maximum number of occupants per room?
B.
How many (is, are)___the maximum number of occupants per room?
Xincorrect C.
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