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Is there any difference between "anyone" and "any one"?
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"One of the most crucial problems that..."—"exists" or "exist"?
Let us continue this discussion in chat.
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Well-posed vs. well posed
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"One of the most crucial problems that..."—"exists" or "exist"?
problems is not an antecedent because it is an object of the preposition.
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If I didn´t live = Were I not to live?
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"One of the most crucial problems that..."—"exists" or "exist"?
the word one, which is what the dependent clause is referring to, is clearly singular; thus, that is singular so exists must be singular as well.
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"One of the most crucial problems that..."—"exists" or "exist"?
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"One of the most crucial problems that..."—"exists" or "exist"?
It depends upon the context.
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Vision Problem vs Visual Problem
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"As far as job is concerned, marriage is no longer an obstacle." Is this a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence?
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"One of the most crucial problems that..."—"exists" or "exist"?
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Noun Form of Faithful
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Noun Form of Faithful
@HotLicks I have already done that, but none of the words seem to fit.
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Noun Form of Faithful
You are correct.
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Noun Form of Faithful
Yes I did, but none of the words seem to fit.
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Noun Form of Faithful
The closest I could find was loyalty but that is more to a person than to a literary work.
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Noun Form of Faithful