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Grammar
Use of "is" or "are"
Would this sentence be grammatically correct written both ways?
To be a socially responsible school community where learning and the pursuit of excellence are ( or is) valued?
To be a socially responsible school community where learning and the pursuit of excellence are ( or is) valued?
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You're referring to 2 different aspects, therefore I would say only "are" is correct.
- You're referring to 2 different aspects, therefore I would say only "are" is correct.
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You're referring to 2 different aspects, therefore I would say only "are" is correct.
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