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“Changing and improving are not always the same thing” or “Changing and improving is not always the same thing”
Are both valid? I think the first is the only option, but I have been challenged on this and I can't explain exactly why the second is wrong. It does make sense, I suppose.
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If a noun phrase is made of two noun-like words that conjugate differently, then which conjugation do you use? [duplicate]
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“Neither Michael nor Albert is correct” or “Neither Michael nor Albert are correct”?
Is “either you or [third-person]” followed by a ...
