alkaspeltzar
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Okay, I am trying to understand the subject of this sentence:
Two plus three equals Five.
Obviously, two plus three is equal to five, I got that. But isn't the "two plus three" part the subject that is equal to five? I mean, it cannont be two or three alone that is equal, that doesn't make any sense.
Please help if you can answer this. I am trying to understand why plus which is a preposition can form this subject.
Thanks
Two plus three equals Five.
Obviously, two plus three is equal to five, I got that. But isn't the "two plus three" part the subject that is equal to five? I mean, it cannont be two or three alone that is equal, that doesn't make any sense.
Please help if you can answer this. I am trying to understand why plus which is a preposition can form this subject.
Thanks