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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Quick query
Hi everyone,
This is part of a sentence: "There is a shortage of bins..."
Would I be right in saying that it is the word shortage here that has resulted in the usage of is as opposed to are?
Thanks.
Rob
This is part of a sentence: "There is a shortage of bins..."
Would I be right in saying that it is the word shortage here that has resulted in the usage of is as opposed to are?
Thanks.
Rob
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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