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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
what appears to be vs What appear to be
can you help me on this grammar issue.
For years historians claimed that pasta was introduced to Europe around 1295; however, archaeologists have uncovered what appears to be pasta-making devices that date back even earlier.
In the above quoted sentence, the issue is about "what appears to be " or what appear to be" Which one is correct ? Alternatively, other issues may be present which I do not know.
For years historians claimed that pasta was introduced to Europe around 1295; however, archaeologists have uncovered what appears to be pasta-making devices that date back even earlier.
In the above quoted sentence, the issue is about "what appears to be " or what appear to be" Which one is correct ? Alternatively, other issues may be present which I do not know.
Top answer
what appear to be is correct.
- what appear to be is correct.
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