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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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My brother along with his wife was/were present in the party.
Can anyone tell which one is appropriate in the sentence?
Can anyone tell which one is appropriate in the sentence?
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It's was . My brother , along with his wife , was present at the party. You would need and for the verb to be plural: My brother and his wife were present at the party.
- It's was .
- My brother , along with his wife , was present at the party.
- You would need and for the verb to be plural: My brother and his wife were present at the party.
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It's was.
My brother, along with his wife, was present at the party.
You would need and for the verb to be plural:
My brother and his wife were present at the party.
My brother, along with his wife, was present at the party.
You would need and for the verb to be plural:
My brother and his wife were present at the party.
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