Question

Almost 3/4 of the money in two banks
stolen last night by the same criminal.
A
was
B
were​

Answer 1

Answer:

B were I think

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Complete Question:

Choose the correct option

Almost 3/4 of the money in two banks        stolen last night by the same criminal.

A. was

B. were​

Answer:

Option A. Was

Almost 3/4 of the money in two banks was stolen last night by the same criminal.

Explanation:

• In English grammar, a sentence is a combination of subject and predicate. While the subject is the doer, the predicate carries the verb which describes the action performed by the subject itself.

• Thus, each clause needs a subject and a verb.

• In some cases, the best verb to use is a simple "is" (Simple present tense- singular) or "was" (simple past tense-singular or some other form of the verb to be).

• So, it can be concluded that in the simple past tense, the verb "be" is conjugated into either 'was' or 'were'.

• This completely depends on the subject's number and person.
• First-person singular and third-person singular subjects prefer "was", and all others prefer "were".

• Since here the subject "Almost 3/4 of the money in two banks" is (Subject) singular, we will use "was" instead of "were".

Thus, the correct option to be chosen would be A. was.

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