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" Declarative-incorrect. The plural subject requires a plural verb. They both are happy.
- " Declarative-incorrect.
- The plural subject requires a plural verb.
- They both are happy.
- ) The verb "to be" takes an adjective complement in this case.
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AnonymousWhat type of sentence is "They both is happy?"Declarative-incorrect.
The plural subject requires a plural verb. They both are happy.
It's also a "simple sentence." (There's only one clause.)
The verb "to be" takes an adjective complement in this case.
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And the question mark belongs outside. The complete correction is this:
What type of sentence is "They both are happy"?
What type of sentence is "They both are happy"?
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