Correct use of Verbs: Is / Are

Petu reading book Petu and Teddy reading bookPetu and Teddy reading book
Petu is reading Petu and Teddy are reading

Note the following: -

In the first picture, we see one person (Petu) reading.
So we use 'is',
In the second picture we see more than one person (Petu and Teddy) reading. So we use are.

When the noun is in the singular, we use 'is'.
When the noun is in plural, we use are.


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