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JesterLegacy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Singular or Plural?
Which one is grammatically correct?
A)
1. Tom and Susan are here.
2. Tom and Susan is here.
B)
1. Tom and Susan arrive with new outfits.
2. Tom and Susan arrives with new outfits.
A)
1. Tom and Susan are here.
2. Tom and Susan is here.
B)
1. Tom and Susan arrive with new outfits.
2. Tom and Susan arrives with new outfits.
Top answer
These sentences are correct: Tom and Susan are here Tom and Susan arrive with new outfits
- These sentences are correct: Tom and Susan are here Tom and Susan arrive with new outfits
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2 Answers
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These sentences are correct:
Tom and Susan are here
Tom and Susan arrive with new outfits
Tom and Susan are here
Tom and Susan arrive with new outfits
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