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Anonymous  +  411048 Wed, 29 Aug 07 12:34 PM
Hi,

Is there a hard and fast rule when using which in the following examples?

Which of these ARE/IS correct? (unknown quantity)

Which of these ARE/IS correct? (When you know one is correct)

Which of these ARE/IS correct (When you know more than one are correct)

Thanks
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Mister Micawber  +  411050 Wed, 29 Aug 07 12:39 PM

Which of these ARE/IS correct? (unknown quantity-- your choice of verb form)

Which of these IS correct? (When you know one is correct)

Which of these ARE correct (When you know more than one are correct)
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