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user 67069
A singular subject requires a singular verb form, whereas a plural subject requires the plural verb form.
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Is "bananas is" possible by any chance?
To my ear, the most natural sentence is "The banana is a sweet fruit." "Bananas are sweet fruits," doesn't make sense, though, as there is only one type of commonly eaten banana. "Apples are sweet fru …
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