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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Whether is or are to be used

the village A & Village B is entitled to get the prize
  

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Hi With "and" it needs to be the plural ... - Newtown and Greenham are entitled to get the prize With "or" it would be the singular ... - Either Newtown or Greenham is entitled to get the prize Dave

— Dave_anon

  • Hi With "and" it needs to be the plural ...
  • - Newtown and Greenham are entitled to get the prize With "or" it would be the singular ...
  • - Either Newtown or Greenham is entitled to get the prize Dave
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Hi

With "and" it needs to be the plural ...

- Newtown and Greenham are entitled to get the prize

With "or" it would be the singular ...

- Either Newtown or Greenham is entitled to get the prize

Dave
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