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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Subject and verb agreement.
1) Who is going to prepare it?
2) who are going to prepare it?
whidh one is grammatically correct?
2) who are going to prepare it?
whidh one is grammatically correct?
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Generally, we use the singular. If you know that more than one person is going to be involved, you could ask who are going to be the cook s ?
- Generally, we use the singular.
- If you know that more than one person is going to be involved, you could ask who are going to be the cook s ?
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Generally, we use the singular. If you know that more than one person is going to be involved, you could ask who are going to be the cooks?
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