Yes.
A: Aren't three centers too many?
B: Yes, three centers are too many.
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Shouldn't the following sentence start with "aren't"?
Isn't three centers too many?
Thanks.
Yes.
A: Aren't three centers too many?
B: Yes, three centers are too many.
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I believe you can use isn't if you also use much:
Isn't three centers too much?
Aren't three centers too many?
When you say too many, you automatically count something (-> plural), which is in our case three centers.
**Neither a teacher nor a native speaker.**
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