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Thread: is / are

  1. 01-May-2007, 18:28 #1
    kohyoongliat
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    Default is / are

    Is / Are neurosis and obsession similar?

    Which verb should be used?

    Thanks in advance.
  2. 01-May-2007, 18:31 #2
    sweet kitten
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    Default Re: is / are

    you are talking about two things and so you have to use the plural ARE!
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