It is the lonely nights that frighten/frightens me.
Which one to use - singular or plural here? Frighten should follow nights .. but it starts with "it is", so wondering....
Which one to use - singular or plural here? Frighten should follow nights .. but it starts with "it is", so wondering....
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anonymousIt is the lonely nights that frighten/frightens me.Which one to use - singular or plural here? Frighten should follow nights .. but it starts with "it is", so wondering....
Good question. You can consider it as a number of nights or as a single kind of experience. The wise writer would recast to resolve this conceptual dilemma:
The lonely