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"his hair is greasy" vs "his hair are greasy"

The correct phrase is "his hair is greasy." In English, we use the singular form "is" with the singular noun "hair." The plural form "are" is used with plural nouns, but in this case, we are referring to a singular noun, so we use "is."

Last Updated: March 26, 2024

his hair is greasy

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use this phrase when describing the condition of someone's hair as being oily or dirty.

Examples:

  • His hair is greasy because he hasn't washed it in days.
  • I need to wash my hair; it's so greasy.
  • Don't touch his hair; it's greasy.
  • Her hair is greasy from using too much conditioner.
  • Why is your hair so greasy?

Alternatives:

  • His hair looks greasy.
  • His hair appears greasy.
  • His hair seems greasy.
  • His hair feels greasy.
  • His hair has become greasy.

his hair are greasy

This phrase is incorrect in English. The verb "are" should not be used with the singular noun "hair."

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