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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Subject-verb
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Please explain the subject–verb agreement in the following sentence ('is reactive' or 'are reactive'?):
"The molecule is surrounded by eight organic corner groups, one or more of which is reactive."
Thanks and regards
Elango P.P.
Please explain the subject–verb agreement in the following sentence ('is reactive' or 'are reactive'?):
"The molecule is surrounded by eight organic corner groups, one or more of which is reactive."
Thanks and regards
Elango P.P.
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More are . With compound nouns and the conjunction ' or ', use the noun closest to the verb. That's my explanation.
- More are .
- With compound nouns and the conjunction ' or ', use the noun closest to the verb.
- That's my explanation.
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More are. With compound nouns and the conjunction 'or', use the noun closest to the verb.
That's my explanation.
That's my explanation.
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