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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Produce OR produces?

"Our signage division which designs and produces signs is on the left." OR
"Our signage division which design and produce signs is on the left."

Which is correct?

Mu confusion is because "division" can be also referred to in plural (eg. "England are 100 for four")

Thanks
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You need to use the second person singular ie designs and produces. Think of what you would replace "Our signage division" with. it would be "it" rather than "they".

— LouiseT

  • You need to use the second person singular ie designs and produces.
  • Think of what you would replace "Our signage division" with.
  • it would be "it" rather than "they".
  • I hope this helps
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You need to use the second person singular ie designs and produces.

Think of what you would replace "Our signage division" with. it would be "it" rather than "they".

I hope this helps
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