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Pructus Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Two of the provisions are met
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Followings are from Google and it seems that "two" is followed by singular "is".
Are these examples simply wrong?
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at least two of the following is met
If only two of the criteria is met
When the selective two-out-of-four condition is met
The ordinary audit for this type of company is requested if for more than two years at least two of the following conditions is met
Followings are from Google and it seems that "two" is followed by singular "is".
Are these examples simply wrong?
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at least two of the following is met
If only two of the criteria is met
When the selective two-out-of-four condition is met
The ordinary audit for this type of company is requested if for more than two years at least two of the following conditions is met
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pructus Are these examples simply wrong? Three are. This is fine: When the selective two-out-of-four condition is met
- pructus Are these examples simply wrong?
- Three are.
- This is fine: When the selective two-out-of-four condition is met
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pructusAre these examples simply wrong?Three are. This is fine: When the selective two-out-of-four condition is met
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