Asked by John

I want a hot dog and an hamburger.
1. It's $6, isn't it?
2. They are $6, aren't they?

Which one is correct? Are both OK? Then what is the meaning of 'it' in #1?

Answers

Answered by GuruBlue
1. The "it" would refer to the price.(singular)

2. The "they" would refer to the foods.
(plural)

So, both are ok.
Answered by Ms. Sue
A minor correction --

I want a hot dog and A hamburger.

We in the U.S. pronounce the "h" in hamburger, so we'd use "a" not "an" before this word.
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