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The neither/nor construction yields a singular subject and would require "has been given".
We lost track of the grammar en route and ended up with a singular subject and plural verb.
Nicholas Kristof, an op-ed columnist for the New York Times, has a singular subject: sexual slavery.
Grammatically, the phrase "as well as" introduces a parenthetical phrase and does not transform a singular subject, like "the son," into a plural.
He does not appear to have been enslaved by an elaborate paranoid system, obsessive-compulsive habits or a singular subject like sex or architecture.
For those who accepted simple supposition as supposition for a common nature, "Man is a species" had a singular subject.
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but as nga-ra-ndi when inflected for a first-person singular subject (I).
The singular subject ("a word") is likened to a plural object ("apples... in pictures").
The result is a careful unwinding of the singular subject so that he (and Wroe writes mainly about men) becomes fragmented through many different retellings.
For the SINGULAR SUBJECT of a sentence... ......Peace is nice".
"He carries his public in a dreamlike universe where each machine, as singular subject, is magnified.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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