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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Vacation
talking about vacation. I say:
Do you think two days are enough? Or
Do you think two days is enough?
And
Are two days at Disneyland enough? OR
Is two days at Disneyland enough?
Are both useable and shouldn't be plural? Why do I hear people use is instead of are?
Thanks!
Do you think two days are enough? Or
Do you think two days is enough?
And
Are two days at Disneyland enough? OR
Is two days at Disneyland enough?
Are both useable and shouldn't be plural? Why do I hear people use is instead of are?
Thanks!
Top answer
They all seem all right to me. I prefer Do you think two days will be enough? or Will two days at Disneyland be enough?
- They all seem all right to me.
- I prefer Do you think two days will be enough?
- or Will two days at Disneyland be enough?
- PreciousJones Why do I hear people use " is " instead of " are " ?
- (Don’t be lazy!
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They all seem all right to me. I prefer Do you think two days will be enough? or Will two days at Disneyland be enough?
PreciousJonesWhy do I hear people use "is" instead of "are"?
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Amounts of time, money, distance and the like usually take a singular verb.
Forty minutes is not enough time.
Six dollars is a good price for that many apples.
Forty minutes is not enough time.
Six dollars is a good price for that many apples.
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