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Jack112 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Skiing / Riding Subject
Are these sentences grammatically correct?
1. Skiing and riding has also been extended to May 31 but this is our way of saying "thank-you" for another great year. (With 'has' as the verb, is the subject being referred as one thing?)
2. Skiing and riding have also been extended to May 31 but this is our way of saying "thank-you" for another great year. (With 'have' as the verb, is the subject being referred to separately as 'skiing' and 'riding'?)
Thanks
1. Skiing and riding has also been extended to May 31 but this is our way of saying "thank-you" for another great year. (With 'has' as the verb, is the subject being referred as one thing?)
2. Skiing and riding have also been extended to May 31 but this is our way of saying "thank-you" for another great year. (With 'have' as the verb, is the subject being referred to separately as 'skiing' and 'riding'?)
Thanks
Top answer
jack112 With 'has' as the verb, is the subject being referred as one thing? Yes 'Skiing and R/riding' is seen as one of the options on offer. The people who opt for this will both ride and ski.
- jack112 With 'has' as the verb, is the subject being referred as one thing?
- Yes 'Skiing and R/riding' is seen as one of the options on offer.
- The people who opt for this will both ride and ski.
- jack112 With 'have' as the verb, is the subject being referred to separately as 'skiing' and 'riding'?
- Yes.
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jack112With 'has' as the verb, is the subject being referred as one thing?Yes 'Skiing and R/riding' is seen as one of the options on offer. The people who opt for this will both ride and ski.
jack112With 'have' as the verb, is the subject being referred to separately as 'skiing' and 'riding'?Yes. People can choose t
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