Which one is correct?
"Such evidence conclusively" or "Such evidence conclusively indicate"?

Such evidence conclusively

This phrase is incomplete and lacks a verb. It cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

To make this phrase correct, you need to add a verb that agrees with the subject "evidence." For example, "such evidence conclusively proves the theory."

Alternatives:

  • such evidence conclusively indicates
  • such evidence conclusively demonstrates
  • such evidence conclusively shows
  • such evidence conclusively suggests
  • such evidence conclusively supports

Such evidence conclusively indicate

This phrase is incorrect as it lacks a verb to agree with the subject "evidence."

The correct form should be "such evidence conclusively indicates" where "indicates" agrees with the singular subject "evidence."

Alternatives:

  • such evidence conclusively proves
  • such evidence conclusively demonstrates
  • such evidence conclusively shows
  • such evidence conclusively suggests
  • such evidence conclusively supports
The correct phrase is "such evidence conclusively indicates." The verb "indicates" should be used to agree with the subject "evidence." The phrase "such evidence conclusively" is incomplete and lacks a verb.

Last Updated: March 21, 2024

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