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Is "all of the pie" singular or plural?
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Is "all of the pie" singular or plural?
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All of the pie, is both because it can be singular meaning plural. It can be one piece of pie. It can also be plural meaning 2 or more because it can be several pieces of pie.
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i would say singular. pieS is plural, all of the pie is gone is also singular; all of the pies are gone is plural
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