17 Comments
lazar.ljubenovic
1397
You cannot say "are" because it refers to "rice" with has a singular grammatical form, so you have to use "is". "Tasty" instead of "delicious" should be fine, though.
May 29, 2015
LaArakido
- 1760
Okay. So it was the "are" that was the problem. Thanks!
I have to practice more English before I continue with Esperanto :-)
May 29, 2015
I used "are". I... I didn't even know that was the difference between "are" and "is"...
April 18, 2016
"are" generally means the adjective following is being applied to multiple nouns, while "is" is singular. for example; "I think the cat IS cute" vs "I think cats ARE cute" did that help at all? :)
November 11, 2016
