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Hi everyone, I need some help with these two sentences... Shoud I use the verb in the plural or in the singular??
A lot of rice IS grown in Vietnam / or / A lot of rice ARE grown in Vietnam.
A lot of sheep IS raised in New Zealand / or / A lot of sheep ARE raised in New Zealand.
Thanks a lot.
A lot of rice IS grown in Vietnam / or / A lot of rice ARE grown in Vietnam.
A lot of sheep IS raised in New Zealand / or / A lot of sheep ARE raised in New Zealand.
Thanks a lot.
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You should read:
(1) https://jakubmarian.com/a-lot-of-is-vs- ... n-english/
(2) https://www.quora.com/There-are-a-lot-o ... e%E2%80%9D
Rice is an uncountable noun.
A lot of rice is grown in Vietnam.
A lot of rice are grown in Vietnam.
Sheep is a countable noun with an irregular plural. We make a habit of counting sheep, before sleep.
By the way, sleep is uncountable.
A lot of sheep is raised in New Zealand.
A lot of sheep are raised in New Zealand.
There is a sheep on the farm.
There are five sheep on the farm.
There are a lot of sheep on the farm.
(1) https://jakubmarian.com/a-lot-of-is-vs- ... n-english/
(2) https://www.quora.com/There-are-a-lot-o ... e%E2%80%9D
Rice is an uncountable noun.
A lot of rice is grown in Vietnam.
A lot of rice are grown in Vietnam.
Sheep is a countable noun with an irregular plural. We make a habit of counting sheep, before sleep.
By the way, sleep is uncountable.
A lot of sheep is raised in New Zealand.
A lot of sheep are raised in New Zealand.
There is a sheep on the farm.
There are five sheep on the farm.
There are a lot of sheep on the farm.