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22 Nov 2007, 09:23
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A) Identifying problems is difficult.
B) Identifying problems are difficult.
Which one is correct.
Dose it depents upon PROBLEM or IDENTIFYING??
B) Identifying problems are difficult.
Which one is correct.
Dose it depents upon PROBLEM or IDENTIFYING??
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22 Nov 2007, 09:42
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What's difficult, in other words what is the subject of the clause that is governing the verb?
Clearly it is identifying, which could be paraphrased as something like "the act of identifying". So it should be "is difficult", not "are difficult".
Clearly it is identifying, which could be paraphrased as something like "the act of identifying". So it should be "is difficult", not "are difficult".
