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Apatzinguense Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Subject-Verb Agreement
I have a question about the sentence below:
My favorite types of fruit are apple, strawberry, and banana.
I am talking about fruits above, and I want to know if I am correct in using the singular form of the individual types of fruit above, or should I use the plural: strawberries, apples, bananas? Please let me know.
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apatzinguense I want to know if I am correct in using the singular form of the individual types of fruit above, or should I use the plural: strawberries, apples, bananas? I think more people use the plural, but both are possible. CJ
- apatzinguense I want to know if I am correct in using the singular form of the individual types of fruit above, or should I use the plural: strawberries, apples, bananas?
- I think more people use the plural, but both are possible.
- CJ
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apatzinguense I want to know if I am correct in using the singular form of the individual types of fruit above, or should I use the plural: strawberries, apples, bananas?
I think more people use the plural, but both are possible.
CJ
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