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Wed 21 Apr, 2010 12:31 pm
Please look at this English text...
A surge in new car sales and a drop in insurance claims suggest....
or
A surge in new car sales and a drop in insurance claims suggests ....
which is correct ? Which one I should use ?
My understand says I should use the second one ...because 'A surge' is singular ...so 'suggests' should fit here.
What do you say ? Can you please comment on this ?
@tintin,
It appears that you have stumbled upon one of the many smoke screens the Obama administration "leaks" out to the liberal media.
he;s asking about the grammar, H2Oboy, Maroon. It's a compound subject, tintin, so use "suggest".
Obama Motors faces a huge recall.
Speaking of cars... the NHTSA reportedly opens probe into 6.2M GM vehicles over corroded brake lines.
I wonder if Obama will be hauled in for a congressional hearing on what he knew and when he knew it?
@MontereyJack,
He's getting a lesson in grammar and much more, ManJack, Maroon.
@MontereyJack,
got the point. Thanks a lot.
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