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Dilşad Hesen Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Singular or plural?

Hi there,
I have a question below:
Q/ Your chances of getting a job (is / are) better. [Choose]

What do you think? Is it referring to the plural word (chances) or the singular one (job)?

Thanks in advance.

  

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Q/ Your chances of getting a job are better.

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  • Q/ Your chances of getting a job are better.
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Q/ Your chances of getting a job are better.

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He's a private teacher. Does the apostrophe 's return to the (is or has)?

I think both of them are correct. But how can I know whether (' s) is or has?

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