what do you think about this sentence

[gonghai]

Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely a sign of love.

should it be Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely signs of love.

 

[LARSSON]

I THINK WE SHOULD HAVE A DAY TO EXPRESS OUR LOVE TO OUR PARENTS, SO FATHER AND MOTHER'S DAY GIVE US A OPPORTUNTY TO DO THOSE THING.OTHERWISE WE WOULD FORGET THE LOVE WE SHOULD GIVE TO THEM.

 

[Casiopea]

I like both ways.

1. In their own right, separately, Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely a sign of love.

2. Together, Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely signs of love.


All the best,

 

[gonghai]

I THINK WE SHOULD HAVE A DAY TO EXPRESS OUR LOVE TO OUR PARENTS, SO FATHER AND MOTHER'S DAY GIVE US A OPPORTUNTY TO DO THOSE THING.OTHERWISE WE WOULD FORGET THE LOVE WE SHOULD GIVE TO THEM.

thanks larsson

 

[gonghai]

I like both ways.

1. In their own right, separately, Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely a sign of love.

2. Together, Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely signs of love.


All the best,

thanks casiopea
you are very helpful all the time

 

[MikeNewYork]

Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely a sign of love.

should it be Mother's Day and Father's Day are merely signs of love.

I prefer the plural use. :wink: