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I'm unsure, in the sentence, since the "to be" verb is applying to homework, but comes after a plural, which is used?

What classes is the homework for?

What classes is the homework for?

What classes are the homework for?

What classes are the homework for?

I'm unsure, in the sentence, since the "to be" verb is applying to homework, but comes after a plural, which is used?

What classes is the homework for?

What classes are the homework for?

I'm unsure, in the sentence, since the "to be" verb is applying to homework, but comes after a plural, which is used?

What classes is the homework for?

What classes are the homework for?

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When you say "What classes is/are the homework for" do you use is or are?

I'm unsure, in the sentence, since the "to be" verb is applying to homework, but comes after a plural, which is used?

What classes is the homework for?

What classes are the homework for?