Are these below single nouns or plural nouns?
One and a half days (is or are)
one day and a half (is or are)
one day and a half day (is or are)
A half and a hahf (is or are)
A half and one third (is or are)
a half and two third (is or are)
one point one (is or are).
I am looking forward to your reply. thank you.
single or plural?
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Re: single or plural?
Anything greater than one is plural, thus one-and-a-half days (etc.) ARE...