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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Using requires or require???
When using the word "require", which is correct in the following question?
Reaching today’s online consumers ( require or requires ) both technical skills and marketing experience.
Seems simple but I can't find a good answer as to when to use "require" as a plural or not.
Reaching today’s online consumers ( require or requires ) both technical skills and marketing experience.
Seems simple but I can't find a good answer as to when to use "require" as a plural or not.
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Reaching today’s online consumers ( require or requires ) both technical skills and marketing experience.
- Reaching today’s online consumers ( require or requires ) both technical skills and marketing experience.
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Reaching today’s online consumers ( require or requires ) both technical skills and marketing experience.
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Thanks. I agree with 'requires'. Proves what I always say, when in doubt - go with common sense.
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