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Alexander Koryagin | All | National Geographic |
May 2, 2019 11:40 AM * |
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Hi, ALL!
I am reading now a glittering, reputable National Geographic
magazine ("100 greatest mysteries revealed"
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English Tutoring for Students of... 
, and in the article
about King Arthur I read:
-----Beginning of the citation-----
Historical opinion is now split. Some scholars think
that the lack of contemporary accounts of Arthur mean
he is a later invention.
----- The end of the citation -----
1. What about the absence of article before "Historical opinion"?
2. why do they write "mean" instead of "means"?
IMHO the lack of ... means...
Bye, ALL!
Alexander Koryagin
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