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Updated on
4 Dec 2022
- Korean
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
Is this sentence grammatically correct and natural?
- "Is this personal questions?"
Plural "questions" is available in that sentence?
Is this sentence grammatically correct and natural?
- "Is this personal questions?"
Plural "questions" is available in that sentence?
- "Is this personal questions?"
Plural "questions" is available in that sentence?
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- English (US)
- Russian
Are these personal questions?
or
Is this personal question?
- Korean
Thank you
But isn't there a situation that this structure works?
- "It is + plural noun"
But isn't there a situation that this structure works?
- "It is + plural noun"
- English (US)
- Russian
It always works
Because a noun is "it", so the verb refers to that
It is apples on the table
It is my classmates there
- Korean
Thank you
But what do you mean by
>Because a noun is "it", so the verb refers to that ?
Why did you say this?
Are these personal questions?
or
Is this personal question?
But what do you mean by
>Because a noun is "it", so the verb refers to that ?
Why did you say this?
Are these personal questions?
or
Is this personal question?
- English (US)
- Russian
It is a mistake, "it" is a subject (not noun), that's why the verb has "s" at the end
Questions (plural) --> verb "be" becomes "are", and word " this" (one) turns into "these" (many)
- English (US)
- Russian
One thing: here - this, there - that
Two or more: here - these, there - those
- Korean
Then do you mean this sentence is absolutely incorrect in any situations?
- "Is this personal questions?"
(That sentence is from a movie.)
- "Is this personal questions?"
(That sentence is from a movie.)
- English (US)
- Russian
Ohhh, I'm sorry, I a bir misunderstood🙏🏻
No, it is correct, if there is no words then:
Is this personal questions?
this - subjey, so it's okay
But if you have this:
Are these personal questions forbidden for asking?
These personal questions - subject together
- English (US)
- Romanian
is this a personal question? -singular or: are those personal questions? -plural.

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