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Silak12 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Time and money are vs is
Hi, everyone.
Every passing moment your time and money are/is being wasted.
Should I use "are" or "is" in the sentence and why?
Thanks.
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are You can use "is" with a compound subject like that if the subject can be considered a single unit. It is often a judgment call. I don't hear "time and money" as a unit.
- are You can use "is" with a compound subject like that if the subject can be considered a single unit.
- It is often a judgment call.
- I don't hear "time and money" as a unit.
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You can use "is" with a compound subject like that if the subject can be considered a single unit. It is often a judgment call. I don't hear "time and money" as a unit.
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