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his hair is black vs his hair are black

The correct phrase is 'his hair is black.' In English, 'hair' is a singular noun when we refer to someone's entire head of hair. Using 'are' would be incorrect in this context.
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his hair is black

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'his hair is black' when describing the color of someone's hair. 'Is' is the correct form of the verb to use with singular nouns like 'hair.'

Examples:

  • Her hair is blonde.
  • Their hair is curly.
  • My hair is brown.
  • The baby's hair is soft.
  • His hair is long.
  • His hair is black doesn't necessarily mean that he's definitely johnny's kid, right?
  • His natural hair color is black and still he kills him.
  • That boy's hair is black.
  • Honey, your hair is black.
  • OK, I will, if you'll explain why your hair is black.
  • Her black hair is in a bun.
  • Black hair is found in people of all racial backgrounds.
  • Weren't Saiyan's hair black?
  • I mean, she's dying her hair black.
  • She dyed her hair black my junior year.
  • And the fact that Joe happens to love black hair is a total coincidence.
  • Never seen hair as black as yours.
  • I'm sure they think that, you know, Haddie dyed her hair black because of me too.
  • for dying all your gray hairs black in your sleep.
  • - Do you like my hair black?
  • He said mine eyes were black and my hair black.
  • A tall woman, black hair...
  • Her beautifully black hair gets white wisps.
  • Your black hair was drenched with steam.
  • - black hair and a black mustache.

his hair are black

This phrase is incorrect in English. 'Are' should not be used with singular nouns like 'hair.'

  • Weren't Saiyan's hair black?
  • I mean, she's dying her hair black.
  • She dyed her hair black my junior year.
  • Never seen hair as black as yours.
  • I'm sure they think that, you know, Haddie dyed her hair black because of me too.
  • for dying all your gray hairs black in your sleep.
  • - Do you like my hair black?
  • His hair is black doesn't necessarily mean that he's definitely johnny's kid, right?
  • He said mine eyes were black and my hair black.
  • A tall woman, black hair...
  • Her beautifully black hair gets white wisps.
  • Your black hair was drenched with steam.
  • - black hair and a black mustache.
  • Whereas you opt for the long hair and black jacket.
  • And some dye for my hair... black.
  • That poor dead girl's hair was black.
  • He had curly hair and black eyes.
  • That boy's hair is black.
  • Two o'clock, black hair, black jacket.
  • He's a white male, greasy black hair, black t-shirt, and he is probably long gone.

Alternatives:

  • His hair is black.

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