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A verb showing state of being, such as is or was, is used when the subject is plural. true or false please help me i am taking a major quizz and i keep getting a 50 on it
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A verb showing state of being, such as is or was, is used when the subject is plural. true or false please help me i am taking a major quizz and i keep getting a 50 on it

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false

is/was ====> taken by singular subject

are /were ====> takrn by plural subject
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Alright, the answer is false.
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