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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Science & IT
What is...? or What are...?
what is learned from this work? or what are learned from this work?
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What is learned from this work?
- What is learned from this work?
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"What" is generally singular, so you'd say: "What is learned from this work?" (It is never correct to say: "What are learned from this work?"). However, in a certain situations, "what" can be involved in a plural construction, for example: "What are the lessons learned from this work?" "What are the parameters specified in this experiment?"
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