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Originally Posted by hector51  Hi !
"Studying and listening to the music at the same time is/are not good for you"
my English teacher said "is" is correct,but I wonder why it's correct since the subject is plural,can you explain to me why?
thx in advance!  |
I agree with Tdol. If one uses a plural verb in that sentence it would mean that both activities are bad. That is obviously not the intended meaning.