A bag of carrots and half a tomato "was/were" sitting on the kitchen counter.
A bag of carrots and half a tomato was sitting on the kitchen counter. Is this correct?
I was informed that the main subject is "bag," so I should be using the singular verb. Also, is "of carrots and half a tomato" the prepositional phrase? or is it just "of carrots"? Is this correct as well? Please advise.
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