nks2611 wrote:
hi,
expert , i am confused with sub-verb , to me it not one of the potential investors should be plural ?
if not check this example
he is one one of the persons who make money .
here why do we need work not works ?
please clarify
thanks
In your example the relative pronoun "who" refers to "persons" - the subject of the verb "make" is "who", i.e. "persons" ( not "one"). Your sentence implies that there are many persons who make
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