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Agreement between a verb and its subject for number and person.

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"There is a plethora..." or "There are a plethora..."? [duplicate]

A simple question that has sparked some debate, and I couldn't find a concrete answer anywhere. There seems to be two camps: The word plethora indicates plural, so therefore it should be "There are a …
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