By Singular nouns, Verbs

for I and YOU pronouns...in rules of using is and are....singular nouns/pronouns normally follow the linking verb in singular form. However with I and YOU, even if they appear to be one person. I and YOU are exceptions. the proper grammar for it is: "I" ---> the present tense for "were" is am....

I don't understand the question. Could you perhaps rephrase?

My question is regarding the following statement: has been solved!

I have a query from a client regarding the use of outlook but I am not sure how to answer her question. Can anyone help me? "The word is outlook. My Collins Cobuild says that when you use outlook to mean whether something or not is going to be successful, prosperous etc. it is a singular noun...