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Gori Posted 19 years ago
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"AND" with singular/plural?
There are two pins, A and B, which connect a line. The width of the A pin is 0.5 cm. and the width of the B pin is 1.0 cm.
Based on the above fact, which of the following is correct to say?
a) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin are different.
b) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin is different.
Some people say a) is correct and others say b); thus, I get confused.
Someone, please help me solve this problem!
Based on the above fact, which of the following is correct to say?
a) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin are different.
b) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin is different.
Some people say a) is correct and others say b); thus, I get confused.
Someone, please help me solve this problem!
Top answer
Gori There are two pins, A and B, which connect a line. 5 cm. 0 cm.
- Gori There are two pins, A and B, which connect a line.
- 5 cm.
- 0 cm.
- Based on the above fact, which of the following is correct to say?
- a) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin are different.
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GoriThere are two pins, A and B, which connect a line. The width of the A pin is 0.5 cm. and the width of the B pin is 1.0 cm.
Based on the above fact, which of the following is correct to say?
a) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin are different.
b) The width of the A pin and the width of the B pin is different.
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