English, asked by Arishtaamathur, 7 months ago

When do you use is and are in subject-verb agreement?

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Answered by pranavsai73

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Answer:

is for single

are for plural

Answered by HitarthButani

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Answer:

You use is in the singular form of word and you use are in the plural form of word

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