Asked by Nicole
In the following sentence:
"These beginning songs are not my favorite part of the album, but I feel that each play an important role in the album."
Would "play" have to be "plays." I know that each is a singular pronoun, but are we referring to the songs or to each? Does that make sense? I say "plays."
Anyone know?
Thanks.
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. Actually the subject is each (each ONE) and that's the reason for "plays."
"These beginning songs are not my favorite part of the album, but I feel that each play an important role in the album."
Would "play" have to be "plays." I know that each is a singular pronoun, but are we referring to the songs or to each? Does that make sense? I say "plays."
Anyone know?
Thanks.
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. Actually the subject is each (each ONE) and that's the reason for "plays."
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