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Thu 22 Mar, 2012 10:54 pm
1. All I would like for Christmas are a doll and a dress.
2. What I would like for Christmas is a doll and a dress.
Which is the correct sentence? I think for the first sentence, 'are' is the correct verb, while 'is' is correct for the second sentence.
Thanks.
I would use IS in both sentences.
@Ceili,
I carefully avoided the question. I almost think the British might say ARE, but you never know.
@roger,
roger wrote:I almost think the British might say ARE, but you never know.
This one would say "is" in both cases.
@tanguatlay,
use "is" in both sentences, then both will be fine
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