Which is correct?
Hi, I would like know if it's 'team' or 'teams' in this context.
What you are seeing here are that the All-time favourite and the only remaining * teams (where * denotes a suitable adjective).
Thanks.
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You need 'is', not 'are'. What you are seeing here is that the All-time favourite and the only remaining * teams (where * denotes a suitable adjective). Either team or teams i s possible, depending on what you want to say in the rest of the sentence..
- You need 'is', not 'are'.
- What you are seeing here is that the All-time favourite and the only remaining * teams (where * denotes a suitable adjective).
- Either team or teams i s possible, depending on what you want to say in the rest of the sentence..
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You need 'is', not 'are'.
What you are seeing here is that the All-time favourite and the only remaining * teams (where * denotes a suitable adjective).
Either team or teams is possible, depending on what you want to say in the rest of the sentence..
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