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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Make vs Makes
In this sentance which is correct, "make" or "makes":
It is one of the first places that they bring their guests to experience the rich history and culture that make(s) such an enticing destination.
It is one of the first places that they bring their guests to experience the rich history and culture that make(s) such an enticing destination.
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The sentence is a bit awkward, but it's ok. Make is the verb for the plural subject "history and culture".
- The sentence is a bit awkward, but it's ok.
- Make is the verb for the plural subject "history and culture".
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The sentence is a bit awkward, but it's ok. Make is the verb for the plural subject "history and culture".
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