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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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The subject I
As I am an English leaner, I wasn't able to find the answer to the question. Why sometimes the subject (I) is used with plural verb, while sometimes it is used with singular verbs.
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Could you give an example of this please? All I can think of is: I am English. My wife and I are English.
- Could you give an example of this please?
- All I can think of is: I am English.
- My wife and I are English.
- In the second sentence the subject is not the singular I but the plural My wife and I.
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Could you give an example of this please? All I can think of is:
I am English.
My wife and I are English.
In the second sentence the subject is not the singular I but the plural My wife and I.
I am English.
My wife and I are English.
In the second sentence the subject is not the singular I but the plural My wife and I.
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