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Revenue or Revenue(s)

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by wilderness » Sat Jul 19, 2008 5:58 am
Hi,

I think I read somewhere that "revenues" is used in the plural form. So I assume revenues is the correct use and NOT revenue. But I came across this question and the OA does not follow this rule.

P.S. I agree with his selection of A because of the mistake "reports" in B, but I think the corrrect answer should use "revenues" instead of "revenue".

Any ideaas
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by reachac » Sat Jul 19, 2008 6:09 am
Actually I think that ur confusion arose from the fact that more often that not revenues is used and not revenue.

But both are correct usage depending upon the sense of the sentence they appear in
for eg
Tax department is responsible for collecting government revenue from companies and individuals. Is perfectly grammatical.

Moreover in choice A, we have 'it'which is singular so it gotta refer back to a singular subject that is revenue and not revenues.
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