Rami1511 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
using 'or'
when I use 'or' in a sentence. should I use 'is' or 'are'
for example
should I say " are living in London or poole good choices for me?" or " is living in london or poole a good choice for me ?"
which one is correct ?
for example
should I say " are living in London or poole good choices for me?" or " is living in london or poole a good choice for me ?"
which one is correct ?
Top answer
Rami1511 A re living in London or P oole good choice s for me? You need to write it as shown above. You need "are" because "choices" is plural.
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Rami1511Are living in London or Poole good choices for me?You need to write it as shown above. You need "are" because "choices" is plural. This is like:
(Living in London) and (living in Poole) are both good choices
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Thank you so much
But in my question I want to mention two cities with using ( or ) ( not and ) in this situation should I use plural ( are + choices ) or ( is + choice ) ?
But in my question I want to mention two cities with using ( or ) ( not and ) in this situation should I use plural ( are + choices ) or ( is + choice ) ?
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Rami1511in my question I want to mention two cities with using ( or ) ( not and ) in this situation should I use plural ( are + choices ) or ( is + choice ) ?Use the sentences I showed you in the quote boxes.
The subject of those sentences is "living", not the cities, so those sentences are not quite like what you're asking here now.
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