A higher interest rate is only one of the factors, albeit an important one, that keeps the housing market from spiraling out of control, like it did earlier in the decade.
keeps the housing market from spiraling out of control, like it did
keep the housing market from spiraling out of control, as it did
keeps the housing market from spiraling out of control, as it did
keep the housing market from spiraling out of control, like
keep the housing market from spiraling out of control, like it did
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sameerballani
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maihuna wrote:A higher interest rate is only one of the factors, albeit an important one, that keeps the housing market from spiraling out of control, like it did earlier in the decade.
keep the housing market from spiraling out of control, as it did
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remember a rule.....
one of the factors that/who ----- followed by plural verb
one of the factors ------- followed by singular verb
only one of the factors ------ followed by singular verb
one of the factors that/who ----- followed by plural verb
one of the factors ------- followed by singular verb
only one of the factors ------ followed by singular verb
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IMO B
Can you give examples for last 2.aspirant2011 wrote:remember a rule.....
one of the factors that/who ----- followed by plural verb
one of the factors ------- followed by singular verb
only one of the factors ------ followed by singular verb
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one of the factors responsible for destruction is xxxxxxvikram4689 wrote:IMO BCan you give examples for last 2.aspirant2011 wrote:remember a rule.....
one of the factors that/who ----- followed by plural verb
one of the factors ------- followed by singular verb
only one of the factors ------ followed by singular verb
only one of them is expected to go to Mumbai........
I hope I am clear.........
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I am sure about 1st and 3rd versions(from Stacey's post) but not for for 2nd one. Are you doubly sure about thisaspirant2011 wrote:one of the factors responsible for destruction is xxxxxxvikram4689 wrote:IMO BCan you give examples for last 2.aspirant2011 wrote:remember a rule.....
one of the factors that/who ----- followed by plural verb
one of the factors ------- followed by singular verb
only one of the factors ------ followed by singular verb
only one of them is expected to go to Mumbai........
I hope I am clear.........
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limping, the horse once considered one of the favorites was taken away. A sentence from MGMAT. So I think the example is correct.
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Understand the difference
One of the factorS THAT ARE responsible...
Here the use of that is done to refer to factorS and thus we use ARE. because we are talking something that is applicable to all the factorS not any particular factor.
One of the factors responsible for destruction IS xxxx
Here we don't have THAT and we are talking about that one factors out of various factors.
I hope this helps
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One of the factorS THAT ARE responsible...
Here the use of that is done to refer to factorS and thus we use ARE. because we are talking something that is applicable to all the factorS not any particular factor.
One of the factors responsible for destruction IS xxxx
Here we don't have THAT and we are talking about that one factors out of various factors.
I hope this helps
Thanks
vikram4689 wrote:I am sure about 1st and 3rd versions(from Stacey's post) but not for for 2nd one. Are you doubly sure about thisaspirant2011 wrote:one of the factors responsible for destruction is xxxxxxvikram4689 wrote:IMO BCan you give examples for last 2.aspirant2011 wrote:remember a rule.....
one of the factors that/who ----- followed by plural verb
one of the factors ------- followed by singular verb
only one of the factors ------ followed by singular verb
only one of them is expected to go to Mumbai........
I hope I am clear.........
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usage of that and usage of as comparison form (requiring an action to be compared here).
B it is.
B it is.
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