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11-Jul-2006, 19:53
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 Singular or plural? "A method A as well as a method B was applied...," is singular form of the verb correct? I think yes, but want to be sure. Thanks, Nyggus  |
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11-Jul-2006, 23:07
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 Re: Singular or plural? My sense of this sentence is that Method A is the subject of the sentence (singular) and the phrase as well as method B is parenthetical. Therefore, a singular verb is appropriate. |
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12-Jul-2006, 08:22
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| Re: Singular or plural? Why not put commas in to make things clear on the matter?  |
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