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Plural as well as singular, singular as well as plural... #1 (permalink) Mon Apr 10, 2006 15:21 pm   Plural as well as singular, singular as well as plural...
 

The teachers as well as the student...is or are.....,
The teacher as well as the students....is or are.....,
which one is true?
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Plural as well as singular, singular as well as plural... #2 (permalink) Mon Apr 10, 2006 17:06 pm   Plural as well as singular, singular as well as plural...
 

Is would follow singular, Are would follow plural. Here, you have a plural in both sentences and ARE would be correct in each. Even if you were to say "The student and the teacher...", ARE would be correct.
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