Which is correct: A) "One and one is two" B) "One and one are two?"
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One and one is two.....I think
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bostjan the adequate 🥉 I was taught to say "one and one is two;" however, I was also taught that, when the subject of a sentence is a singular noun, "and," and another singular noun, that I should use "are," for example: "John and Peter are carpenters." I was always a bit confused by that apparent contradiction.
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