Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Which
Hi,
Is there a hard and fast rule when using which in the following examples?
Which of these ARE/IS correct? (unknown quantity)
Which of these ARE/IS correct? (When you know one is correct)
Which of these ARE/IS correct (When you know more than one are correct)
Thanks
Is there a hard and fast rule when using which in the following examples?
Which of these ARE/IS correct? (unknown quantity)
Which of these ARE/IS correct? (When you know one is correct)
Which of these ARE/IS correct (When you know more than one are correct)
Thanks
Top answer
Which of these ARE/IS correct? (unknown quantity-- your choice of verb form ) Which of these IS correct? (When you know one is correct) Which of these ARE correct (When you know more than one are correct)
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Which of these ARE/IS correct? (unknown quantity-- your choice of verb form)
Which of these IS correct? (When you know one is correct)
Which of these ARE correct (When you know more than one are correct)
Which of these IS correct? (When you know one is correct)
Which of these ARE correct (When you know more than one are correct)
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