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MobySlick Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Usage of 'or' and pluralization
Which is most correct?
1. An apple or orange is a fruit.
2. An apple or orange are fruits.
3. An apple or an orange is a fruit.
4. An apple or an orange are fruits.
1. An apple or orange is a fruit.
2. An apple or orange are fruits.
3. An apple or an orange is a fruit.
4. An apple or an orange are fruits.
Top answer
Of the choices you give, 3. An apple or an orange is a fruit. Also common, but not a choice here: Apples and oranges are fruits.
- Of the choices you give, 3.
- An apple or an orange is a fruit.
- Also common, but not a choice here: Apples and oranges are fruits.
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Of the choices you give,
3. An apple or an orange is a fruit.
Also common, but not a choice here: Apples and oranges are fruits.
3. An apple or an orange is a fruit.
Also common, but not a choice here: Apples and oranges are fruits.
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