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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Should I use "was or were"
Should I use "was or were" in this sentence? Thank you.
Finally, her extensive knowledge of fueling operations was/were utilized to fuel six aircraft
Finally, her extensive knowledge of fueling operations was/were utilized to fuel six aircraft
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Finally, her extensive knowledge of fueling operations was utilized to fuel six aircraft.
- Finally, her extensive knowledge of fueling operations was utilized to fuel six aircraft.
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Finally, her extensive knowledge of fueling operations was utilized to fuel six aircraft.
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Hi.
You need to use "was" as the subject of your sentence (her extensive knowledge) is singular.
Hamid
You need to use "was" as the subject of your sentence (her extensive knowledge) is singular.
Hamid
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