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Hotmale Posted 8 years ago
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Learning disabilities is/are ...

Hello,

I'm not sure what verb form I should use in this sentence:

"Learning disabilities is/are one of the most common forms of disability in the world and also the least understood."


Should it be "is" or "are"? "Learning disabilities" probably require plural form, but somehow it doesn't sound right.

Could you tell me what verb I should use?


Thank you



  

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Hotmale Should it be "is" or "are"? are Hotmale "Learning disabilities" probably require plural form, but somehow it doesn't sound right. It sounds fine to me.

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  • Hotmale Should it be "is" or "are"?
  • are Hotmale "Learning disabilities" probably require plural form, but somehow it doesn't sound right.
  • It sounds fine to me.
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HotmaleShould it be "is" or "are"?

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Hotmale"Learning disabilities" probably require plural form, but somehow it doesn't sound right.

It sounds fine to me.

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