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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The classic "plural or singular" question
Hi everybody
Which is correct: "The auto industry and Jaguar in particular seem to encourage quality and ... " or "The auto industry and Jaguar in particular seems to encourage quality and ..."
Thanks in advance
Which is correct: "The auto industry and Jaguar in particular seem to encourage quality and ... " or "The auto industry and Jaguar in particular seems to encourage quality and ..."
Thanks in advance
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This is a better phrasing. Using the appositive clears up the quandary. The auto industry , Jaguar in particula r, seems to encourage quality and ..
- This is a better phrasing.
- Using the appositive clears up the quandary.
- The auto industry , Jaguar in particula r, seems to encourage quality and ..
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This is a better phrasing. Using the appositive clears up the quandary.
The auto industry, Jaguar in particular, seems to encourage quality and ..
The auto industry, Jaguar in particular, seems to encourage quality and ..
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AnonymousWhich is correct: "The auto industry and Jaguar in particular seem to encourage quality and ... " or "The auto industry and Jaguar in particular seems to encourage quality and ..."AS has given you a good answer, Anon. Let me ask you a question. Which of the following do you think is right?
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