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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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When to use are and is?
which is correct? sugar and shopping are very persuasive or sugar and shopping is very persuasive?
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Hi, which is correct? sugar and shopping are very persuasive or sugar and shopping is very persuasive? You can use 'is' if you are thinking of the two subjects as a single unit, eg Fish and chips is my favourite meal.
- Hi, which is correct?
- sugar and shopping are very persuasive or sugar and shopping is very persuasive?
- You can use 'is' if you are thinking of the two subjects as a single unit, eg Fish and chips is my favourite meal.
- I don't see how 'sugar and shopping' can form a single unit.
- Nor do I see how either can be called 'persuasive'.
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Hi,
which is correct? sugar and shopping are very persuasive or sugar and shopping is very persuasive?
You can use 'is' if you are thinking of the two subjects as a single unit,
eg Fish and chips is my favourite meal.
I don't see how 'sugar and shopping' can form a single unit.
Nor do I see how either can be called 'persuasive'.
However
which is correct? sugar and shopping are very persuasive or sugar and shopping is very persuasive?
You can use 'is' if you are thinking of the two subjects as a single unit,
eg Fish and chips is my favourite meal.
I don't see how 'sugar and shopping' can form a single unit.
Nor do I see how either can be called 'persuasive'.
However
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