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rest is ok vs rest are ok

The correct phrase is "rest is ok." The word "rest" is singular in this context, so it should be followed by the singular form of the verb "is."

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 5027 views

rest is ok

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use this phrase when referring to a singular entity or concept that is considered to be okay or acceptable.

Examples:

  • The rest is ok, but we need to check the last item.
  • After fixing the broken parts, the rest is ok.
  • Don't worry about the details, the rest is ok.
  • As long as the rest is ok, we can proceed with the plan.
  • The rest is ok, so we can move on to the next task.
  • Look - just lie back, close your eyes and get some rest, OK?
  • Ma'am, plenty of rest and no 1 OK run tomorrow.
  • Mac, you take first you get some rest, OK?
  • You pull up the grid, and I'll do the rest, OK?
  • When you get there, try to rest, OK?
  • Try and get some rest, OK, baby?
  • If you are tired, go inside to rest, OK?
  • No, you need to rest, OK?
  • Just let it rest, OK?
  • you just rest now, OK?
  • You just press the button in the truck and we will do the rest, OK?
  • You'll feel much better after I take you home... and get some rest, OK?
  • But we're fine now Leave the rest to us, OK?
  • You need to get your rest, Nate, OK?
  • So the rest is like history, legend, OK?
  • Correct checksum, file is ok.
  • The Government says this place is OK.
  • The rest is sodium citrate, monopotassium phosphate.
  • All the rest is declarations of intent.
  • Eternal rest is for unimportant men.

Alternatives:

  • The remainder is ok
  • The remaining part is ok
  • The rest is fine
  • The rest is acceptable
  • The rest is good

rest are ok

This phrase is incorrect in English. "Rest" is singular and should be followed by the singular form of the verb.

  • Look - just lie back, close your eyes and get some rest, OK?
  • Ma'am, plenty of rest and no 1 OK run tomorrow.
  • Mac, you take first you get some rest, OK?
  • You pull up the grid, and I'll do the rest, OK?
  • When you get there, try to rest, OK?
  • Try and get some rest, OK, baby?
  • If you are tired, go inside to rest, OK?
  • No, you need to rest, OK?
  • Just let it rest, OK?
  • you just rest now, OK?
  • You just press the button in the truck and we will do the rest, OK?
  • You'll feel much better after I take you home... and get some rest, OK?
  • But we're fine now Leave the rest to us, OK?
  • You need to get your rest, Nate, OK?
  • The rest are for Christmas morning.
  • The rest are padlocked and alarmed.
  • The rest are cops and neighbors.
  • But all the rest are still missing.
  • Time and rest are luxuries the republic cannot afford.
  • I sure hope our kids are OK.

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