Question

There (is/are) two sides to every argument​

Answer 1

Explanation:

There (is/are) two sides to every argument

are is the correct answer

Answer 2

There are two sides to every argument.

'Is' is used when the noun is singular or in cases of pronouns like he, she or it.

• For example, it is hot, she is smart, he is brave, etc.

'Are' is used when the noun is plural or in cases of pronouns like they.

• For example, flowers are beautiful, dogs are loyal, they are rich.

In this case the subject is 'sides'. It is plural. Therefore, are is the correct answer.