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Hey everybody,
I purchased the Manhattan Prep SC and I'm still having a little trouble understanding this particular example:
The tidal forces to which an object falling into a black hole is/are subjected is/are sufficient to tear the object apart.
So I started with getting rid of the prepositional phrases.
The tidal forcesto which an object falling into a black hole is/are subjected is/are sufficient to tear the object apart.
Now I'm left with, The tidal forces is/are subjected is/are sufficient.
Compound verb with singular noun. Based on what my ear hears. The Tidal forces are subjected sounds correct and the tidal forces are sufficient sound correct. When both ares are picked it does not sound correct. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
I purchased the Manhattan Prep SC and I'm still having a little trouble understanding this particular example:
The tidal forces to which an object falling into a black hole is/are subjected is/are sufficient to tear the object apart.
So I started with getting rid of the prepositional phrases.
The tidal forces
Now I'm left with, The tidal forces is/are subjected is/are sufficient.
Compound verb with singular noun. Based on what my ear hears. The Tidal forces are subjected sounds correct and the tidal forces are sufficient sound correct. When both ares are picked it does not sound correct. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
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08 Mar 2017, 13:39
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I will pick is and are.
What is subjected to tidal forces? Object
So, tidal forces to which an object is subjected.
What is sufficient? Forces
So, tidal forces to ... Subjected are sufficient to tear the object.
Will wait for expert reply.
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What is subjected to tidal forces? Object
So, tidal forces to which an object is subjected.
What is sufficient? Forces
So, tidal forces to ... Subjected are sufficient to tear the object.
Will wait for expert reply.
Posted from my mobile device
), you can try saying this one to yourself:
