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25 Jun 2004, 15:48
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1) The students and instructors each "hope/hopes" for a new facility by next year.
2) Rice and beans, my favorite dish, "remind/reminds" me of my native Puerto Rico.
Question2 puzzled me, I have kept Question1 for contrast.
2) Rice and beans, my favorite dish, "remind/reminds" me of my native Puerto Rico.
Question2 puzzled me, I have kept Question1 for contrast.
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26 Jun 2004, 03:46
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hi ,
Q1--> each hope... cos here the students and the instructors both are plural and hence the use of hope...
Q2-->rice and BEANS, my favorite REMINDS me .....
cos here the subject that comes later in the liNe will define the verb to be .... and BEANS is here singular and so REMINDS...
hope that hlps!
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Q1--> each hope... cos here the students and the instructors both are plural and hence the use of hope...
Q2-->rice and BEANS, my favorite REMINDS me .....
cos here the subject that comes later in the liNe will define the verb to be .... and BEANS is here singular and so REMINDS...
hope that hlps!
Have FUN
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Q1) I would chose "each hope" as my answer, although "each" is attached. Usually when he have an "each, everybody, anybody" it is treated as a singular. This is when they act as an indefinite pronoun like;
"Each of the furrows has been seeded."
However, in this I think that pronoun's antecedent is fairly definite.
Q2) Rice and beans should be treated in singular mode as it refers to a single dish.
Please correct me if i am wrong on the first one.
"Each of the furrows has been seeded."
However, in this I think that pronoun's antecedent is fairly definite.
Q2) Rice and beans should be treated in singular mode as it refers to a single dish.
Please correct me if i am wrong on the first one.
You are right tapsemi. I wrote that one too hastily without double-checking. Yes, "student and instructor" would be a compound subject and "hope" would have been correct. Now, THAT should have been the question for you to post as it seems trickier 
