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@Englishgr4u Correct Answer: C) is

Sentence: Most of the money is stolen.

Rule: Money is an uncountable noun, so it takes a singular verb.

Example: Most of the information is correct.

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Money is an uncountable noun, so it takes a singular verb. Use IS when referring to the present: Most of the money is missing. Use WAS when referring to the past: Most of the money was stolen. Both IS and WAS are grammatically correct, depending on the context and tense. Remember: Money determines the singular verb; time determines the tense.

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@Imouttthere @Englishgr4u Got it man
Thanks your explanation
I realy appreciate u

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@xr_isj @Englishgr4u No bro
It's not good answer
(C)
Money😊is uncountable

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@mfonx__ @Englishgr4u You're not the one who is mistaken; the question itself is tricky. It's the kind of question that easily escapes everyone's attention because people rarely stop to think about it! 😄

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@Anil_Rj14 @Englishgr4u Yes got it man
What a explanation bro

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@O_Laiidee @Englishgr4u No it's correct
Money it's uncountable

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😂 Let's clear up the confusion that's been circulating on the internet today!

There's no need to complicate a simple grammar rule or create unnecessary confusion. Let's understand the concept properly.

We can count money in dollars, rupees, or coins, but the word “money” itself is uncountable in English.

We say one dollar, two dollars, not one money, two monies. 😂

Therefore, “Most of the money is stolen” is grammatically correct when referring to the present.

For the past, we say: “Most of the money was stolen.”

Remember, grammar is about how we use words, not just how we count things!

Understand the rule, consider the context, and don't let unnecessary online debates confuse you! 😄

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@Qweezy_1 @Englishgr4u Correct Answer: ARE ✅

Sentence: Most of the instructions given are correct.

Explanation: “Instructions” is a plural countable noun, so it takes the plural verb are.

Remember: Most of the money is stolen, but most of the instructions are correct. 😊

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@46gxy @_Nujoma @Englishgr4u But that's reality

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@CrucialN The correct answer is 2) providing. ✅

Sentence: A good teacher should go beyond providing information.

Rule: “Beyond” is a preposition here, so it takes a gerund (verb + ing).

Why not provide/provides? Neither is grammatically correct after “beyond” in this sentence.

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@englishtiips Correct Answer: A) on

Sentence: The soldier died on the battlefield.

Rule: We use on the battlefield to refer to the surface or field where a battle takes place.

Example: Many soldiers lost their lives on the battlefield.

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@englishtiips He is jealous of my success.

Correct Answer: B) of

Rule: The adjective jealous is followed by the preposition of, not with, from, or at. Example: She is jealous of her friend's achievements.

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@Englishgr4u Thanks bro

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@Englishgr4u Correct Answer: C) is

Sentence: Most of the money is stolen.

Rule: Money is an uncountable noun, so it takes a singular verb.

Example: Most of the information is correct.

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@2JbulDt19047455 @Englishgr4u Yes y got it bro
But correct answer is (c)

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@ghost_ghost011 @Englishgr4u Yes it's not correct
Today correct answer is. (C)😊😊😊

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@Iambunnyk2 @Englishgr4u No it's not correct answer

[ENG GRAMMAR @SHAMEE34212]

We can count money in dollars, rupees, or coins, but the word “money” itself is uncountable in English. 😂 We say one dollar, two dollars, not one money, two monies. Therefore, “Most of the money is stolen” is grammatically correct. Remember, grammar is about how we use words, not just how we count things! 😄

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@Dokinta_bekee @Englishgr4u Yes, “most” is used with both countable and uncountable nouns.

* Most of the money is missing.

* Most of the students are available

Rule: The verb agrees with the noun, not with “most.”

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@forvanni @Englishgr4u Most of the information is correct. Correct answer: IS Rule: Information is an uncountable noun, so it takes a singular verb. Example: Most of the advice is useful.

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That's a fair point. However, the choice between "is" and "was" depends on the time being referred to.

If the statement refers to the present, "is" is correct. If it refers to a specific point in the past, "was" is correct.

For example:

* Present: Most of the money is stolen.

* Past: Most of the money was stolen.

However, "were" would not be correct here because money is an uncountable singular noun and takes a singular verb.

So, the context can change the tense, but it does not change the subject–verb agreement.