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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
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Which should I use here, "is" or "are"?

0To teach foreign languages and to live in a foreign country01b00 is/are02b00 not so esay as you think.02br
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00Reading novels and watching baseball games 01b00is/are02b00 my favorite passtime.02br
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00Which verb do you think these sentences should use? Please give me your opinion, thank you!0-
  

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1blockquote 01cite 10Viceidol12cite 10To teach foreign languages and to live in a foreign country11b 10 11del 10is/12del 10are12b 10 not so 11del 10esay12del 10 11b 10easy12b 10 as you think. 12b 12br 12br 10Which verb do you think these sentences should use? 12br 12br 12blockquote 1-

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  • 1blockquote 01cite 10Viceidol12cite 10To teach foreign languages and to live in a foreign country11b 10 11del 10is/12del 10are12b 10 not so 11del 10esay12del 10 11b 10easy12b 10 as you think.
  • 12b 12br 12br 10Which verb do you think these sentences should use?
  • 12br 12br 12blockquote 1-
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01cite10Viceidol12cite10To teach foreign languages and to live in a foreign country11b10 11del10is/12del10are12b10 not so 11del10esay12del10 11b10easy12b10 as you think. 12br
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10Reading novels and watching baseball games 
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0 Hi,02br
00I would use "is" in the first, and "are" in the second. Also, I would use gerunds in the first.02br
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00Teaching foreign languages and living in a foreign country 01b00is02b00... = That 01b00is02b00 not easy.02br
00Reading novels and watching baseball games 01b00are02b00
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