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I met a lot of people who /with whom I may stay in contact? | "While I was on the airplane" or "While I was in the airplane"

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#1 (permalink) Mon Oct 05, 2009 19:49 pm was vs were (My perfect holidays was or were?)

Do we say: My perfect holidays was or were? Thanks for all your help :wink:

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#2 (permalink) Mon Oct 05, 2009 20:20 pm was vs were

Were, because holidays are plural.

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