Is the SVO agreement in this sentence correct? "The audience is lawyers or judges." Shouldn't the verb be "are"?

Alright, so it shouldn't deviate from the meaning, but just a way it is written. I was afraid it would mean differently, even if slightly, such as sounding passive or something.

hi there I'm not sure how to use the word "undergo" as a verb, particularly in scientific writing. I've seen a lot of usage such as "undergoing oscillation", "undergoing compression", "undergoing the

Yes, but when explaining to someone who does not know how to swim: "The legs make a scissor kick, in which the legs are held straight out, knees unbent, and swung back and forth in opposite directions (out of phase). (" cited from

hi I want to describe a swimmer's movement, particularly the legs' movement. Say the swimmer is swimming free style, is it appropriate to say that "when one leg kick upwards, the other kicks downwards" to describe the alternating

hi Two pipes A and B are connected together, so: Pipe A connects to pipe B. Pipe A connects with pipe B. Pipe A connects pipe B. Which one(s) are correct??? A bit confused here with prepositions, with or without. Thanks in advance, i

hi Can I use "... to mount A fixed to B" to say "mount A on B so that A is fixed to B"??? e.g. Mount the flat-screen TV fixed to the wall. Is there any chance "mount" is used as a causative verb in this way? Thanks in

Upon checking in the dictionary, some are considered better in one word: multicolored, multilayered..etc But for "stone-washed", I think the jeans are really "washed" (or done by similar process) so "stone-wash" may

Hi Is it "a single-layer film" or "a single-layer ed film" or both are correct? (The film can have multiple layers, and each layer is formed separately.) Thanks in advance, i PS. Is the hyphen correctly used here?

Hi, A bit confused by the counting of "opinion". My boss is asking how I feel about the company's outsourcing projects. I write a report on it. The report has many points and comments. So can one say: many opinions, when referring to