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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Singular/Plural
Which is correct:
1. My feet is paining,
Or:
My feet are paining.
2. There are many deer there.
3. My teeth are paining.
4. There are many series of Friends being shown.
1. My feet is paining,
Or:
My feet are paining.
2. There are many deer there.
3. My teeth are paining.
4. There are many series of Friends being shown.
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Which is correct: 1. My feet is paining, Or: My feet are paining. #1 is incorrect.
- Which is correct: 1.
- My feet is paining, Or: My feet are paining.
- #1 is incorrect.
- Neither sentence is standard (American) English.
- I just say: My feet hurt.
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Which is correct:
1. My feet is paining,
Or:
My feet are paining.
#1 is incorrect. Neither sentence is standard (American) English.
I just say: My feet hurt.
2. There are many deer there. OK
3. My teeth are paining.
See #1.
4. There are many series of Friends being shown. OK.
1. My feet is paining,
Or:
My feet are paining.
#1 is incorrect. Neither sentence is standard (American) English.
I just say: My feet hurt.
2. There are many deer there. OK
3. My teeth are paining.
See #1.
4. There are many series of Friends being shown. OK.
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