I have doubt because of , of phrase
One of the shirts that are lying on the couch is mine.
Or
In what way I will have to write in 'that clause', if I have to describe one ?
In what way I will have to write in 'that clause', if I have to describe all shirts ?
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Here we are concerned with "only one" shirt hence usage of "is" is correct.kisna_428 wrote:I have doubt because of , of phrase
One of the shirts that are lying on the couch is mine.
Or
In what way I will have to write in 'that clause', if I have to describe one ?
Maybe this: "One of the many things that I have to do is water the plants"Maybe like this: "All the shirts that you see in the closet are mine"In what way I will have to write in 'that clause', if I have to describe all shirts ?
"Of all the shirts that you see on the table, the red one is mine"
Hope this is of some help.
You can, for example never foretell what any one man will do, but you can say with precision what an average number will be up to!
