Is/ Are? Which one is correct? Is any of these options correct? Are any of these options correct? I think the second one is correct. But when I translate these in my language both sentences​ seem cor

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Crisna Patel

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Is/ Are? Which one is correct? Is any of these options correct? Are any of these options correct? I think the second one is correct. But when I translate these in my language both sentences seem correct.

Jun 14, 2019 7:03 PM

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The second one *sounds* better (because the verb is preceded more closely by the plural noun), but in fact, they’re both correct. Say the first one if you’re expecting one of the options to be correct, say the second if you’re expecting more than one of the options to be correct. Or just use the second one, if in doubt.

June 14, 2019

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