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Jack112 Posted 20 years ago
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Practice
Are both of these correct? What do they mean? I can't tell the difference when I use 'is' vs' are'.
1. Practice, practice, and more practice is necessary to create better balance in your swing.
2. Practice, practice, and more practice are necessary to create better balance in your swing.
Thanks.
1. Practice, practice, and more practice is necessary to create better balance in your swing.
2. Practice, practice, and more practice are necessary to create better balance in your swing.
Thanks.
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'and' means there are two things. Irrespective of the fact that advice is a singular noun, my vote goes to the second sentence.
- 'and' means there are two things.
- Irrespective of the fact that advice is a singular noun, my vote goes to the second sentence.
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'and' means there are two things.
Irrespective of the fact that advice is a singular noun, my vote goes to the second sentence.
Irrespective of the fact that advice is a singular noun, my vote goes to the second sentence.
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Jack112Are both of these correct? What do they mean? I can't tell the difference when I use 'is' vs' are'.The sub
1. Practice, practice, and more practice is necessary to create better balance in your swing.
2. Practice, practice, and more practice are necessary to create better balance in your swing.
Thanks.
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logically spekaing there is only one subject here. "is" is corret, I guess 
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