Should I Use "Is" Or "Are" In This Sentence?
With XXYY, your membership and coverage is valid from sea to shining sea. With XXYY, your membership and coverage are valid from sea to shining sea. I chose "is" because the two singular nouns, "membership" and "coverage" both refer to a singular person, "your." Help.
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