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A horse and carriage are/is waiting at the gate.

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Answered by aviralkachhal007

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A Horse and a carriage is waiting for you at the gate .....

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It depends on whether "horse and carriage" is being viewed as one thing (the carriage pulled by a horse is ready" or two separate things (the horse is ready, and so is the carriage).

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A horse and carriage are/is waiting at the gate.​

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A horse and carriage are/is waiting at the gate.