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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Singular or plural verb with a numbered list?
Should the verb be singular or plural for following sentence:
What are the a) number of dogs, b) number of cats, and c) color of the wagon?
What are the a) number of dogs, b) number of cats, and c) color of the wagon?
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Hi, Should the verb be singular or plural for following sentence: What are the a) number of dogs, b) number of cats, and c) color of the wagon? Singular. Note that more natural forms of A and B are these.
- Hi, Should the verb be singular or plural for following sentence: What are the a) number of dogs, b) number of cats, and c) color of the wagon?
- Singular.
- Note that more natural forms of A and B are these.
- How many dogs are there?
- How many cats are there?
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Hi,
Should the verb be singular or plural for following sentence:
What are the a) number of dogs, b) number of cats, and c) color of the wagon?
Singular.
Note that more natural forms of A and B are these.
How many dogs are there?
How many cats are there?
For C, we often say
What colour i
Should the verb be singular or plural for following sentence:
What are the a) number of dogs, b) number of cats, and c) color of the wagon?
Singular.
Note that more natural forms of A and B are these.
How many dogs are there?
How many cats are there?
For C, we often say
What colour i
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