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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Near something vs Near to something
Hi.
Notice that if the compound subject is composed of two nouns differing in number or person, the subject that is nearer the verb determines the verb form.
Notice that if the compound subject is composed of two nouns differing in number or person, the subject that is nearer to the verb determines the verb form.
Are both correct?
Notice that if the compound subject is composed of two nouns differing in number or person, the subject that is nearer the verb determines the verb form.
Notice that if the compound subject is composed of two nouns differing in number or person, the subject that is nearer to the verb determines the verb form.
Are both correct?
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