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which sentence is correct:
1. We are a platform that provide a wide range of solutions.
or
We are a platform that provides a wide range of solutions.
2. We are a platform that provide various solutions.
or
We are a platform that provides various solutions.
please reply as soon as possible.
Thanks.
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(Not a Teacher)
Oddly enough, without "are a platform that", the sentence would read:
"We provide various solutions." (no 's')
For some reason, when' provide' is in a clause or phrase, or we are referring to someone other than ourselves (She provides a wide range of services.) we add an 's' to it.
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Welcome to the forum, ric 47. 
Try to give your threads helpful titles. 'A platform that provide(s)?' would have been good for this one.
Please don't use 'urgent' in your titles, or ask for replies 'as soon as possible'. The people who answer questions are volunteers, who give their free time to this activity. They should not be pressured.
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Thanks Slickvic9000 and Nersi for your reply. Thanks for the help.
5jj.. Will surely keep this in mind.
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Originally Posted by
SlickVic9000
For some reason, when' provide' is in a clause or phrase, or we are referring to someone other than ourselves (She provides a wide range of services.) we add an 's' to it.
It's nothing to do with 'provide'; it's do do with the grammatical subject of the verb:
She provides ........ we provide... ..... she supports ... .....we support
We are people who provide/support ...
She is a person who provides/supports ...
We are a platform that provides/supports ...
Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
If you just want to know the meaning of a word, try OneLook Dictionary Search first.
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