Hey everyone,
This is my first post, so everyone HI
I am trying to write an official letter, and need to make sure the grammar is correct. I need help with this sentence:
"academic excellence along with interpersonal skills is a bare necessity"
Is this sentence grammatically correct? Or should it be "are bare necessities" instead of "is a bare necessity"
Thanks
"Skills is a bare necessity" or "are bare necessities"
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Re: "Skills is a bare necessity" or "are bare necessities"
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The first sentence is correct (the subject is singular).
The first sentence is correct (the subject is singular).