The apple/apples for each teacher is/are red.

**uktous** · 21-Jul-2011, 03:48

Hi,

Question:
There are 2 teachers.
I gave each teacher one apple.
In my sentence below, should I say apple or apples, and is or are?

Sentence:
The apple/apples for each teacher is/are red.

thanks

**Rover_KE** · 21-Jul-2011, 08:22

Why don't you try first, uktous?

Rover

**uktous** · 21-Jul-2011, 10:54

Originally Posted by Rover_KE

Why don't you try first, uktous?

Rover

just because i want to learn

**bhaisahab** · 21-Jul-2011, 13:35

Originally Posted by uktous

Just because I want to learn.

Wanting to learn doesn't prevent you from trying.

**uktous** · 21-Jul-2011, 16:05

Originally Posted by bhaisahab

Wanting to learn doesn't prevent you from trying.

each teacher has one apple, so I think

The apple for each teacher is red.

**Rover_KE** · 21-Jul-2011, 17:01

Originally Posted by uktous

each teacher has one apple, so I think

The apple for each teacher is red.

Rover

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