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Plural or singular?

06-Feb-2006, 07:42

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Plural or singular?

hi there,
which one correct in the RED colour word?
people in United States is/are
American People do not /does not

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07-Feb-2006, 00:32

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Re: Plural or singular?

1 are (PS the United States)
2 do

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