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Grammar and Linguistics > is,am,are
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hema.chandra
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is,am,are
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Megan and I (am/are/is) going to the library.
am is the correct ans or are since it is talking about two person.please tell the correct ans and explain.
Thanks in advance. |
27 Jan 2012
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moravc
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(Megan and I) are going to the library. = We ARE going to the library.
Megan and I = WE
WE + "BE" = WE ARE. (Never ever different).
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27 Jan 2012
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libertybelle
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That is probably the most elementary grammar there is.
These verbs are the first thing most of us teach our students.
I don �t mean to be rude - but I sure hope you know this.
Present tense
Singular
1st person - I am
2nd person - you are
3rd person - he, she, it is
Plural
1st person - we are
2nd person - you(all) are
3rd person - they are
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28 Jan 2012
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Stellam
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Now, let �s practise!
Choose the correct option:
Megan and you (are-is-am) not teachers.
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28 Jan 2012
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Poppingdale
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jejejejeejjjjjjjj!!! cough!! cough! Cough! |
28 Jan 2012
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Paugarelli
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The correct or more frequently used form is "are", but with the "Rule of Proximity" you can use also "am". |
25 Jun 2012
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