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Argai Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The question about "money"
Hello. Here's the sentence, "Nowadays a lot of people have plastic money which (is/are?) small plastic cards used instead of money for making payments"
My question is: do you use "is" after "which" because the predicate correlates with "money" which is always singular OR do you use "are" because it correlates with "small plastic cards"? Is there a rule that explains that?
Looking forward to your answers! Thanks in advance!
My question is: do you use "is" after "which" because the predicate correlates with "money" which is always singular OR do you use "are" because it correlates with "small plastic cards"? Is there a rule that explains that?
Looking forward to your answers! Thanks in advance!
Top answer
) in the form of small plastic cards used instead of money cash for making payment s.
- ) in the form of small plastic cards used instead of money cash for making payment s.
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ArgaiNowadays, a lot of people have plastic moneywhich (is/are?)in the form of small plastic cards used instead ofmoneycash for making payments.
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