Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Lowest
So the lowest you'll go for the tickets is/are $100?
Why isn't it are when tickets is plural?
Why isn't it are when tickets is plural?
Top answer
The subject of the sentence is "the lowest", not "tickets". This is the main sentence: The lowest ........ is $100.
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The subject of the sentence is "the lowest", not "tickets".
This is the main sentence:
The lowest ........ is $100.
In this sentence, the word "lowest" refers to the lowest price, or the lowest amount/sum.
The part "you'll go for the tickets" is a relative clause, and "tickets" is th
This is the main sentence:
The lowest ........ is $100.
In this sentence, the word "lowest" refers to the lowest price, or the lowest amount/sum.
The part "you'll go for the tickets" is a relative clause, and "tickets" is th
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