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gmatjeet
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Is it true that two subjects joined by AND are always plural? Or are there possible exceptions to this rule? If so can some one please explain the exception and its usage.
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There is a thread ,created by me , that also has a post by Ron who speaks about plural subjects and singular subjects joined by andgmatjeet wrote:Is it true that two subjects joined by AND are always plural? Or are there possible exceptions to this rule? If so can some one please explain the exception and its usage.
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"And" can be in a singular subject when that subject is considered a single thing (rock and roll, macaroni and cheese) or when it is part of the title of something (like a book or movie).
Providing link for that will be helpful.mundasingh123 wrote:There is a thread ,created by me , that also has a post by Ron who speaks about plural subjects and singular subjects joined by andgmatjeet wrote:Is it true that two subjects joined by AND are always plural? Or are there possible exceptions to this rule? If so can some one please explain the exception and its usage.
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Here U Go https://www.beatthegmat.com/the-messenge ... 81723.htmlsandy217 wrote:Providing link for that will be helpful.mundasingh123 wrote:There is a thread ,created by me , that also has a post by Ron who speaks about plural subjects and singular subjects joined by andgmatjeet wrote:Is it true that two subjects joined by AND are always plural? Or are there possible exceptions to this rule? If so can some one please explain the exception and its usage.
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