A doubt in vocabulary
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How do I have to say this " Hail is a phenomenon that we rarely see in our part of the country.." o - are phenomena - are phenomenon - is a phenomena
thankssssss!!!!
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updated Oct 16, 2010
posted by jortosar
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As I said on your other, almost identical post, with a somewhat different title, "[...]is a phenomenon" is correct. 'Phenomenon' is the singular form and 'phenomena' is the plural form of the noun. Hail is just one, so it is 'phenomenon' and takes the singular verb form, 'is', not 'are.' Please only ask your question once.
updated Oct 16, 2010
edited by MacFadden
posted by MacFadden
