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Koji from Japan Posted 6 years ago
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What do/does “the Blue Zones” mean?

Suppose I found somewhere a pharase “the Blue Zones” and I don’t know what it means.

Should I say,

(a) What does “the Blue Zones” mean?

or

(b) What do “the Blue Zones” mean?

I assume (a) is right, but I’m not sure.

  

Top answer

What does “the Blue Zones” mean? (There is only one phrase whose meaning you wish to know. ) What do "the Blue Zones" and "the Red Zones" mean?

— CalifJim

  • What does “the Blue Zones” mean?
  • (There is only one phrase whose meaning you wish to know.
  • ) What do "the Blue Zones" and "the Red Zones" mean?
  • ) Simple enough?
  • CJ
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What does “the Blue Zones” mean? (There is only one phrase whose meaning you wish to know. The fact that the phrase contains a plural noun is irrelevant.)

What do "the Blue Zones" and "the Red Zones" mean? (There are two phrases you want to know the meaning of.)

Simple enough?

CJ

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