vkhu
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I was told to look for a mistake in this sentence:
"There are a large supply of pens and notebooks in the storeroom."
The answer here is the word "are". I have no idea why it would be so. If I recall correctly, I have to use "are" when I refer to "a number of". Then why do I need to correct the are word in the above sentence?
Oh and could anyone tell me should I use "is" or "are" in front of phrases like "quite a few", "am amount of", "a large majority" and the like?
"There are a large supply of pens and notebooks in the storeroom."
The answer here is the word "are". I have no idea why it would be so. If I recall correctly, I have to use "are" when I refer to "a number of". Then why do I need to correct the are word in the above sentence?
Oh and could anyone tell me should I use "is" or "are" in front of phrases like "quite a few", "am amount of", "a large majority" and the like?