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Air piano 351 Posted 8 years ago
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"Score" take singular or plural verb?
When "score" is used to mean 20, should the following verb be singular or plural?
A score of examples follow or A score of examples follows
A score follow or A score follows
Please note I am asking in context of American English usage, not British English. Thank you.
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I found a few excerpts online which should answer your question: ... noted a score of examples which were intended to ... In a score of examples from Plutarch that refer to ...
- I found a few excerpts online which should answer your question: ...
- noted a score of examples which were intended to ...
- In a score of examples from Plutarch that refer to ...
- not more than a score of examples belong to ...
- CJ
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I found a few excerpts online which should answer your question:
... noted a score of examples which were intended to ...
In a score of examples from Plutarch that refer to ...
... not more than a score of examples belong to ...
CJ
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