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The subject of your sentence is composed of two nouns connected by "and", so you should use a plural verb. See here for more info.
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- 12-Oct-2012, 16:11 #1
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sugar (uncountable noun) and water (uncountable noun) Can I have a question as follows?
Sugar (uncountable noun) and water (uncountable noun) is/are what we need to make the sauce.
Behind the above uncountable nouns, should I use is or are?
Thank you.
- 12-Oct-2012, 16:32 #2
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Re: sugar (uncountable noun) and water (uncountable noun)
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