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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Usage if "is" and "are"
Free doughnuts is a great bonus.
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Free doughnuts are a great bonus.
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Free doughnuts are a great bonus.
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I think both would work in the right context. You might be thinking of "free doughnuts" as a policy. "
- I think both would work in the right context.
- You might be thinking of "free doughnuts" as a policy.
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I think both would work in the right context.
You might be thinking of "free doughnuts" as a policy.
Of course no one could argue with the plural verb, "are."
You might be thinking of "free doughnuts" as a policy.
Of course no one could argue with the plural verb, "are."
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