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Four miles _____ not a long distance (is/are)

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Answered by keshvika9090
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I would use "is" in all cases. The implied communication of each is similar to this:

(The distance of) thirty miles is a long distance.

You are speaking about a distance

which is singular.

Answered by KomalSrinivas
0

The answer is 'is.'

Four miles is not a long distance.

Subject-verb Agreement

  • Subject-verb agreement refers to the rules which guide us in the correct placement of verbs based on the subject of the sentence.
  • If the distance is mentioned in the sentence, we write a singular verb. Distance is considered to be a single entity and thus takes a singular verb.
  • 'Is' is the singular verb. Thus, it is the answer.

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