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Yellowstarstruck Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Relative pronoun/ Collective nouns
Are both acceptable?
1. Pizza is the food that I ate at the restaurant.
2. Pizza was the food that I ate at the restaurant.
Which is correct?
1. Which group is performing? They are the Beatles.
2. Which group is performing? It is the Beatles.
Thanks Fulvio
1. Pizza is the food that I ate at the restaurant.
2. Pizza was the food that I ate at the restaurant.
Which is correct?
1. Which group is performing? They are the Beatles.
2. Which group is performing? It is the Beatles.
Thanks Fulvio
Top answer
Are both acceptable? Yes. 1.
- Are both acceptable?
- Yes.
- 1.
- Pizza is the food that I ate at the restaurant.
- ) 2.
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Are both acceptable? Yes.
1. Pizza is the food that I ate at the restaurant. (Present tense statement about a past event.)2. Pizza was the food that I ate at the restaurant. (Past tense statement about a past event.)
Which is correct?
1. Pizza is the food that I ate at the restaurant. (Present tense statement about a past event.)2. Pizza was the food that I ate at the restaurant. (Past tense statement about a past event.)
Which is correct?
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