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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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It has cut-outs which I thought was really pretty.
It has cut-outs which I thought were really pretty.
Which is right?
It has cut-outs which I thought were really pretty.
Which is right?
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Either could be right in coversation, as it is understood when you use the singular verb that you mean the design of cut outs is pretty, or you could use the literal "cut outs" as the subject and use the plural verb. In writing, I'd probably use the plural verb, but, in speech, either would sound natural.
- Either could be right in coversation, as it is understood when you use the singular verb that you mean the design of cut outs is pretty, or you could use the literal "cut outs" as the subject and use the plural verb.
- In writing, I'd probably use the plural verb, but, in speech, either would sound natural.
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Either could be right in coversation, as it is understood when you use the singular verb that you mean the design of cut outs is pretty, or you could use the literal "cut outs" as the subject and use the plural verb. In writing, I'd probably use the plural verb, but, in speech, either would sound natural.
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