So on Spidey's notes, it says:
"Sometiems, a quantiifier refers to one thing, not many things. For example, "each", "every", and "one" always refer to one thing...if hte quantifier is always singular, then the verb must always be singular too.
So accordingly, a correct sentence woudl read:
One of the cars IS red.
However, on other notes, I've read that it always depends on the noun itself.
So accordingly, a correct sentence would read:
One of the cars ARE red.
WHICH IS CORRECT? Please help! [/b]
"Sometiems, a quantiifier refers to one thing, not many things. For example, "each", "every", and "one" always refer to one thing...if hte quantifier is always singular, then the verb must always be singular too.
So accordingly, a correct sentence woudl read:
One of the cars IS red.
However, on other notes, I've read that it always depends on the noun itself.
So accordingly, a correct sentence would read:
One of the cars ARE red.
WHICH IS CORRECT? Please help! [/b]
