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"Linking verbs" (also called "copulas") are verbs which link a subject to a predicate complement which describes or identifies it. 'Be' is the principle linking verb; some more are 'become', 'remain', 'seem'.
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Which linking verb to use with countable and uncountable nouns
Here is my example:
"Cloud phone solutions work over the internet, so the only on-site hardware you would ever need (is/are) the phones."
Hardware is uncountable, but phones is countable. Is the link …
