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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

United states do OR does ?

I'm confused a bit about this sentence.

United States is/has/does .......

or

United States are/have/do .......
And another question.

Is this question grammatically correct ?

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It's the first one. The United States of America is a country, which is considered a single entity. Yes, the second question is grammatically correct.

— EdwardM

  • It's the first one.
  • The United States of America is a country, which is considered a single entity.
  • Yes, the second question is grammatically correct.
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It's the first one. The United States of America is a country, which is considered a single entity.

Yes, the second question is grammatically correct.
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The United States is/has/does. . .

You can leave out "of America," but don't leave out "The."
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