Sentence correction
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Could you please say which of the underlined forms is correct? Thank you.
1) Life as a high school and a university student is/are two different experiences.
2) There is/are a majority of similarities between high schoolers and university students.
3) The length of classes also differs/varies radically.
Top answer
anonymous 1) Life as a high school and a university student is/are two different experiences. The sentence is too faulty to judge the verb to any effect. You can't say "life as a high school".
- anonymous 1) Life as a high school and a university student is/are two different experiences.
- The sentence is too faulty to judge the verb to any effect.
- You can't say "life as a high school".
- " anonymous 2) There is/are a majority of similarities between high schoolers and university students.
- "Majority of similarities" sounds like nonsense.
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anonymous1) Life as a high school and a university student is/are two different experiences.
The sentence is too faulty to judge the verb to any effect. You can't say "life as a high school". You have to work "student" in right away, and the two things have to stand alone enough to make sense: "Life as a high school student and as a university student are t
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