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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Singular or Plural Subject?
In thinking of a concept of "Dual Blades", which is appropriate:
"What is Dual Blades going to be like?"
"What are Dual Blades going to be like?"
Is there an implied singular subject (like "the ability of . . .", or with no other info do we assume the subject to be "Dual Blades"?
Thanks.
"What is Dual Blades going to be like?"
"What are Dual Blades going to be like?"
Is there an implied singular subject (like "the ability of . . .", or with no other info do we assume the subject to be "Dual Blades"?
Thanks.
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Hi, what is "Dual Blades"? Is it the title of a movie? Is it a person's name?
- Hi, what is "Dual Blades"?
- Is it the title of a movie?
- Is it a person's name?
- Is so, you need a singular verb.
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Hi,
what is "Dual Blades"? Is it the title of a movie? Is it a person's name? Is so, you need a singular verb.
what is "Dual Blades"? Is it the title of a movie? Is it a person's name? Is so, you need a singular verb.
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