The United States _____ (is/are) a country of contrast
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The United States is a country of contrast. -This is the answer.
About subject-verb agreement:
- In a sentence there must always be an agreement between the subject and the verb.
- That is they should agree with each other in person and number. For example, a third person singular noun must take a third person singular verb: He sees/ she types, etc.,
- In the above example, 'he' and 'she' are third person singular nouns and so they take third person singular verb 'sees' and 'types' respectively.
- If the subject is in singular, then the verb should also be in singular.
- In the sentence given we have to fill in the blank with the right verb given.
- The noun / subject used here is 'United States' should be considered as a singular form of noun, though we have 'States'. We must treat it as a one whole country.
- Thus the verb must also be in singular.
- Therefore the answer is: The United States is a country of contrast.
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