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Flyingboy Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Providing something "is / are" enough?
Hi all,
I have a question.
a. Providing goods and services "is" enough
b. Providing goods and services "are" enough
Which one is correct? Thank you!!
Actually I am not sure whether "Providing goods and services" is singular or plural
I have a question.
a. Providing goods and services "is" enough
b. Providing goods and services "are" enough
Which one is correct? Thank you!!
Actually I am not sure whether "Providing goods and services" is singular or plural
Top answer
Hi - welcome to English Forums. The subject is "providing" so use the singular.
- Hi - welcome to English Forums.
- The subject is "providing" so use the singular.
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Hi - welcome to English Forums.
The subject is "providing" so use the singular.
The subject is "providing" so use the singular.
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