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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
My name and Id in the records "is / are" as given below
Hello,
Context: I am writing to school authorities that my name and Id in the school records needs to be corrected. As mentioned in the subject, should I use "is / are" in the sentence?
If I take name and Id as a single entity, "is" looks fine. However when it is viewed as separate entities "are" looks like a grammatically correct usage.
Please clarify.
Sincerely,
RS
Context: I am writing to school authorities that my name and Id in the school records needs to be corrected. As mentioned in the subject, should I use "is / are" in the sentence?
If I take name and Id as a single entity, "is" looks fine. However when it is viewed as separate entities "are" looks like a grammatically correct usage.
Please clarify.
Sincerely,
RS
Top answer
In school records your name is your ID (the standard abbreviation of 'identity'). What form does your ID take in your school records?
- In school records your name is your ID (the standard abbreviation of 'identity').
- What form does your ID take in your school records?
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In school records your name is your ID (the standard abbreviation of 'identity').
What form does your ID take in your school records?
What form does your ID take in your school records?
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