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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Please help me about a verb agreement question!
Hello there,
There is a question that I am confused with. If anyone knows the answer, please help me. Thanks a lot.
Q: I bought a box of chocolates, two thirds of which ____ eaten by my brother.
( was/ were)
Which verb-to-be should I put in the blank? Thanks a lot.
By Vivian
There is a question that I am confused with. If anyone knows the answer, please help me. Thanks a lot.
Q: I bought a box of chocolates, two thirds of which ____ eaten by my brother.
( was/ were)
Which verb-to-be should I put in the blank? Thanks a lot.
By Vivian
Top answer
Were A box of chocolates tells you that the box contains many chocolate sweets so you do need "were".
- Were A box of chocolates tells you that the box contains many chocolate sweets so you do need "were".
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Were
A box of chocolates tells you that the box contains many chocolate sweets so you do need "were".
A box of chocolates tells you that the box contains many chocolate sweets so you do need "were".
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