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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"What I like most to do in my spare time are swimming and playing tennis."

I want to mention more than one activity using the noun clause 'what' . Would it be possible?

"What I like most to do in my spare time are swimming and playing tennis."

Or I have to say that:

"The things that I like most to do in my spare time are swimming and playing tennis."

  

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" The verb in this sentence refers to 'what'. 'swimming and playing tennis' is considered as a whole. " That's fine.

— Persian Learner

  • " The verb in this sentence refers to 'what'.
  • 'swimming and playing tennis' is considered as a whole.
  • " That's fine.
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Mickey Mouse 8241"What I like most to do in my spare time are is swimming and playing tennis."

The verb in this sentence refers to 'what'. 'swimming and playing tennis' is considered as a whole.

Mickey Mouse 8241"The things that I like most to do in my spare time are swimming
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