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- 28-Dec-2005, 01:42 #1
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difference I don't know what situation I have to use with are or is in the following sentences. When should I use are or is?
1. What "is" the difference between A and B?
2. What "are" the differences between A and B?
Thank you
- 28-Dec-2005, 09:46 #2
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Teacher Re: difference It depends- if there's one difference, use 'is'. If there are two or more differences use 'are'. What you have there is correct.
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