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Why is subject-verb agreement violated in the following dialogue?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by elshaddai

"[Singular noun], and in particular [plural noun], is/are"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by jdehesa

Verbal agreement of "more of + plural noun"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Subject-Verb Agreement - Has or have?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by El-Shrimpo

Is 'the majority of' singular or plural?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

"There appears to be" or "There appear to be" + plural noun phrase

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Ol'Joe

Shouldn’t we use "lots of" with plural nouns and "a lot of" with singular ones?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by less.wrong

Two gerunds and singular or plural verb?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Three is/are enough?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Amiel

Singular vs. plural when the subject has multiple objects in it

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

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