My weapon is smashes.
My weapon are smashes.
Which is the correct one? Thank you.
You should go with is. The main thing to focus on here is:
Subject: My weapon (singular)
Predicate: is smashes. The verb has to be in correspondence with the subject.
While "is" is the correct verb choice, "smashes" is not the correct adjective choice. The correct form is non of the above. Try,Originally Posted by james_chew_84
My weapon is smashed.
"smashed" is an adjective.![]()
I think he was talking of his best shot at tennis, badmington etc.Originally Posted by Casiopea
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yes! that's what i meant, badminton.
Wow. What does "smashes" mean, and is it a noun?Originally Posted by Francois
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Yes, I believe "smash" can be a noun. It looks like a serve (in tennis), but it is performed during the point, when your opponent tries to lob you for instance.Originally Posted by Casiopea
I would have said:
My weapon of choice is the smash.
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So it's supposed to be a verb in our example sentences?Originally Posted by Francois
I'm so confused. The example sentences are grammatical, then? Show me, please.
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No, it was always meant to be a noun IMHO.Originally Posted by Casiopea
Paraphrasing James' question, if I got it right:
What I want to say: My greatest skill is the bluff. (bluff is a noun)
Questions:
My weapon is bluff (correct?)
My weapon is bluffs (correct?)
My weapon is the bluff (correct?)
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Last edited by shane; 23-Jan-2005 at 12:12. Reason: Trolling