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Ludikris Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Plural verb or not ???
0 Does one pluralize the word "present" when you use it with a singular entity made up of many people as in this sentence .. 02 br
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00 "Perfect Promotions presents a historic event not to be missed"... ( they presents ) 02 br
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00 "Perfect Promotions present a historic event not to be missed"... . ( they present ) 02 br
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00 As far as I understand, the latter is grammatically correct. 0-
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00 "Perfect Promotions presents a historic event not to be missed"... ( they presents ) 02 br
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00 "Perfect Promotions present a historic event not to be missed"... . ( they present ) 02 br
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00 As far as I understand, the latter is grammatically correct. 0-
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0 Welcome, ludikris. 02 br 02 br 00 this question does arise from time to time. 02 br 02 br 00 I think that it should be: 01 blockquote 00 "Perfect Promotions presents a historic event not to be missed"...
- 0 Welcome, ludikris.
- 02 br 02 br 00 this question does arise from time to time.
- 02 br 02 br 00 I think that it should be: 01 blockquote 00 "Perfect Promotions presents a historic event not to be missed"...
- 12 blockquote 12 br 02 br 00 "Perfect Promotions" is the name of a company, and therefore a singular entity.
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0 Welcome, ludikris. 02 br
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00 this question does arise from time to time. 02 br
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00 I think that it should be: 01 blockquote
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00 "Perfect Promotions" is the name of a company, and therefore a singular entity.
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00 this question does arise from time to time. 02 br
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00 I think that it should be: 01 blockquote
00 "Perfect Promotions presents a historic event not to be missed"... 12 blockquote12 br
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00 "Perfect Promotions" is the name of a company, and therefore a singular entity.
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