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Hi,
I'm pretty new to GMAT so please forgive me if this question is too elementary. The below sentence is from the OG 2019 on the subject of agreement.
"Six dollars is a high price for that"
I'm of the opinion that "Six dollars" is the subject but I can't wrap my around why the verb is taking a singular verb-number. I appreciate that it won't make sense to replace the verb with "are" but I cannot articulate why the subject is plural while the verb is singular.
Welp!
I'm pretty new to GMAT so please forgive me if this question is too elementary. The below sentence is from the OG 2019 on the subject of agreement.
"Six dollars is a high price for that"
I'm of the opinion that "Six dollars" is the subject but I can't wrap my around why the verb is taking a singular verb-number. I appreciate that it won't make sense to replace the verb with "are" but I cannot articulate why the subject is plural while the verb is singular.
Welp!
