Who takes? Or Who take?
Hello, experts?
How are you?
I wonder if you could help me with the following.
Look at the following statement.
“Teachers and students are the main participants of the event.”
When you want to make a question about the participants of the event, will the following question work?
“Who mostly takes part in the event?”
Or should I say,
“Who mostly take part in the event?”
I would very much appreciate your help.
Thank you.
Top answer
” We are participants in events. ” Use the first one. The second one is not wrong, but it sounds like it is.
- ” We are participants in events.
- ” Use the first one.
- The second one is not wrong, but it sounds like it is.
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hohok“Teachers and students are the main participants in the event.”
We are participants in events.
hohok“Who mostly takes part in the event?”Or should I say,“Who mostly take part in the event?”
Use the first one. The second one is not wrong, but it sounds like it is. If you feel the need for a plural
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