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Uncountable noun
I would like to ask a question about uncountable noun. If I write a sentence which begins from "two litters of water ...." , should the verb for this sentence be a single form or plural form ?
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Two litres of water ARE collected in the containers every day..... we use ARE because of the 2 litres. One litre of water IS collected in the cont.......
- Two litres of water ARE collected in the containers every day.....
- we use ARE because of the 2 litres.
- One litre of water IS collected in the cont.......
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Two litres of water ARE collected in the containers every day.....
we use ARE because of the 2 litres.
One litre of water IS collected in the cont.......
we use ARE because of the 2 litres.
One litre of water IS collected in the cont.......
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