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what I love is vs what I love are

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'What I love is' is used when referring to a singular noun or an uncountable noun, while 'What I love are' is used when referring to plural nouns. The choice between 'is' and 'are' depends on the subject being singular or plural.

Last updated: March 21, 2024 • 3390 views

what I love is

This phrase is correct when referring to a singular noun or an uncountable noun.

Use 'what I love is' when the subject is singular or an uncountable noun. It is followed by a singular verb 'is'.

Examples:

  • What I love is chocolate.
  • What I love is spending time with my family.
  • What I love is the feeling of accomplishment.

Alternatives:

  • What I love most is
  • What I really love is
  • What I truly love is
  • What I enjoy is
  • What I cherish is

what I love are

This phrase is correct when referring to plural nouns.

Use 'what I love are' when the subject is plural. It is followed by a plural verb 'are'.

Examples:

  • What I love are books.
  • What I love are my friends.
  • What I love are sunny days.
  • The Crafty oINK Pen: What I Love are Free Stampin' Up! Stamp Sets. What I Love are Free Stampin' Up! Stamp Sets. What I Love, SAB 2016, Stampin' Up!
  • Christmas table decorations: 30 gorgeous last-minute ideas. ًWonderful Table... " But what I LOVE. Are the gingerbread houses.. Such a great idea.. For family get  ...
  • Feb 10, 2015 ... What I love are you guys, people in the EE community (including EllisLab). I love each and every one of you because you give so much and ask ...
  • What I love are hugs that are meant for positive connection. Big bear hugs that tell someone you like them, or appreciate them, or are proud of them or just glad  ...

Alternatives:

  • What I love most are
  • What I really love are
  • What I truly love are
  • What I enjoy are
  • What I cherish are

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