Singular or plural

is

There are many ways to go about doing it.

Regards,
A-s

If I wanted to use in this way and not the way you've given:

There is/are more than one way to go about doing it.

Should I use 'are'?

AnonymousThere is/are more than one way to go about doing it.

Should I use 'are'? Only "is" is correct in this case. (singular subject)

But isn't 'more than one' plural?

AnonymousBut isn't 'more than one' plural?

It depends how you use it.

More than one are required to make it work. (plural subject)

There are several ways to skin a cat. (Sorry, GG.)

How about "There is another way to do it."? That makes two ways, right? (singular subject)

AnonymousThere is/are more than one way to go about doing it.Thanks

is

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CJ

Undoubtedly.....There are more than one way to go about doing it.

AnonymousThere is/are more than one way to go about doing it.

I would say is in your sentence. However, the choice may depend.

"6. (used with a pl. v.) a greater number of a class specified, or the greater number of persons: More will attend this year than ever before."
(RHUD)

Please help me clear my doubts..

1.
My hair has never been this soft.
My hair has never been softer.
Are they both correct?
2.
I'm so happy using my phone
Is that grammatically correct?

3.
It was the best book I've ever read until I read Harry Potter
Or
It was the best book I had ever read until Harry Potter

Are they both correct to

These are correct:

1.
My hair has never been this soft.
My hair has never been softer.

2.
I'm so happy using my phone.

3.
It was the best book I'd ever read until I read Harry Potter.
It was the best book I had ever read until Harry Potter.