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- 27-Nov-2011, 23:07 #1
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One of the students - singular or plural (a)One of the students are from Italy.
(b)One of my instructors has written a letter.
I saw these two answers on one of tests. I am a little confused here.
In (a), should it be "One of the students is from Italy"
- 27-Nov-2011, 23:10 #2
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Teacher Re: One of the students - singular or plural Yes You are right.
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