Native English speakers, could you help me please?

Question

What's the correct form to say this?

'both phrases is correct' or 'both phrases are correct' ?

Answer 1

Are, because phrases is plural and ;therefore, your verb needs to be in a plural form.  If you had say that phrase then you'd have to use is.  

Answer 2

"Both phrases ARE correct."

Because "phrases" is plural, so the verb must match.

Answer 3

You would say "Both phrases are correct".  "Are" is the third person plural form of the verb "to be".  "Is" is also the third person, but singular form.  (ex. "This phrase is is correct.")

Answer 4

"Both phrases are correct."

One phrase is correct.

Two phrases are correct.

Three phrases are correct.

Four phrases are correct.

...

Answer 5

You would say 'both phrases are correct'.

But don't worry, you probably speak better English than most natives already.

Answer 6

both phrases are correct because with a two or more of a subject you use are not is

example:the bird is flying and the birds are flying

any help?

Answer 7

both phrases are correct.    phrases being plural nets are verb

Answer 8

Are

Answer 9

'Both phrases ARE correct' is the correct grammar.  

Answer 10

Both phrases are correct.

Answer 11

to be in the present tense:

am

are

is

are

are

are

third person plural - are

Answer 12

Both Phrases are correct

Answer 13

Are