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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION
Means of transportation is OR are ? Which verb do we use after "means of transportation" ?
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Anon, you've asked this question before. " If you could go by camel, donkey, racecar, or tractor, you can say that the means of transportation are varied in their speed and comfort.
- Anon, you've asked this question before.
- " If you could go by camel, donkey, racecar, or tractor, you can say that the means of transportation are varied in their speed and comfort.
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Anon, you've asked this question before. If there is more than one method of traveling, use "are" and if there is only one, then use "is."
If the only way to travel is via camel, you may say "The means of transportation wasn't very comfortable." If you could go by camel, donkey, racecar, or tractor, you can say that the means of transportation are varied in their speed and comfort.
If the only way to travel is via camel, you may say "The means of transportation wasn't very comfortable." If you could go by camel, donkey, racecar, or tractor, you can say that the means of transportation are varied in their speed and comfort.
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Well, you are right. I had asked this question before but I could not find where the answer was since I was very new on the forum. So, thank you very much for the answer.
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