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[fang2008]

I don't know the verb for clothese shou be plural or single:


I have bought some clothes for him, and put them in that bag.
I have bought some clothes for him, and put it in that bag.

Which one is correct?

Thanks

[Anglika]

clothes = plural.
clothing = singular.

[Raymott]

I don't know the verb for clothese shou be plural or single:

I have bought some clothes for him, and put them in that bag.
I have bought some clothes for him, and put it in that bag.

Which one is correct?

Thanks

There's quite a few of these cases where a single item is referred to in the plural. They all take plural verbs and pronouns eg:
pants, underpants, trousers, scissors...
"Those scissors are dangerous. Put them away!"
Here's some more:
Plural nouns in English

[fang2008]

Thanks a lot. How about "information":

I have a lot of information which are/is retrieved from that website.

Should use is or are?

Thanks

[Raymott]

Thanks a lot. How about "information":

I have a lot of information which are/is retrieved from that website.

Should use is or are?

Thanks

Information is always always singular. (is)
Pieces of information can be plural. Eg. there were three pieces of information I asked about. BUT NOT "There were three informations..."!
I'd say "I retrieved a lot of information from that website".