One of the two buses which was/were ferrying a group of tourists
One of the two buses which was/were ferrying a group of tourists hit a road kerb, and crashed into a car.
Which is the correct verb?
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One of the two buses which were ferrying a group of tourists hit a road kerb and crashed into a car. One of the two buses, which was ferrying a group of tourists, hit a road kerb and crashed into a car . In the first sentence, both buses were ferrying a group of tourists hit a kerb.
- One of the two buses which were ferrying a group of tourists hit a road kerb and crashed into a car.
- One of the two buses, which was ferrying a group of tourists, hit a road kerb and crashed into a car .
- In the first sentence, both buses were ferrying a group of tourists hit a kerb.
- In the second, we know only that one bus, the one that hit a kerb, was ferrying tourists.
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One of the two buses which were ferrying a group of tourists hit a road kerb and crashed into a car.
One of the two buses, which was ferrying a group of tourists, hit a road kerb and crashed into a car.
In the first sentence, both buses were ferrying a group of tourists hit a kerb.
In the second, we know only that one bus, the one that hit a kerb, was ferry
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