Which sounds better?
There is water and butter in my fridge.
There are water and butter in my fridge.
I think it should be: is.
But what if we said:
How much flour and butter is needed to make a pizza?
How much flour and butter are needed to make a pizza?
In that case, I think the plural verb: are, is the correct choice, which means (I think) there is a contradiction between both sentences.
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