“Are” and “Is”
Confusion between the use of “are” and “is” is something I commonly hear from Japanese students.
“Are” is used for plural things such as ideas, people, etc.
But, “is” is used for singular things.
Examples:
“They is saying these things.” –> “They are saying these things.”
“The book he has are interesting.” –> “The book he has is interesting.”
