Singular and plural
Ten dollars is a high price to pay. The word "is" Is it connected with "Sum" / sum=ten dollars. It's why we used "is" because "Sum = singular".
Two and two is four. The word "is" Is it connected with the "Result" 2+2=4 / Two and two is the result.
I can't see clearly please could you explain and comment.
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Yes the word "sum" is understood in both of these constructions.Therefore the verb should be in the singular.
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