An accomplished writer of acknowledged authority as a book reviewer, at the conclusion of a three and a half column review recently of "A Century of American Diplomacy," said: View Full Article in ...

Most verbs follow the same pattern as this verb. Singular (one person or thing) Plural (more than one person or thing) Look at the verb next to ‘she, he, it’ in the table: plays. This has the ...

Here’s some aid on plural looking words that are actually singular. Origin Late Middle English: plural of new, translating Old French noveles or medieval Latin nova ‘new things’. The first ...

The subject-verb agreement is tricky ... so the word "there" is treated as plural. However, in the sentence "There is a penny on the sidewalk," the real subject is "penny," so the word there is ...