Originally Posted by jmsflorida
in following sentence, should verb be "is" or "are"?
There is/are
Only four pages in total.
Is "pages" the subject or is "total"?
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- 11-Feb-2009, 17:11 #1
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There is/There are with total In following sentence, should verb be "is" or "are"?
There is/are only four pages total.
Is "pages" the subject or is "total"?
- 11-Feb-2009, 17:14 #2
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