Which is grammatically correct Jim and Joe 'present' or Jim and Joe 'presents' the sound of music?

Answer 1

It dependsThe phrase "Jim and Joe" is most likely a plural noun subject in this case. (But note in my previous sentence I used the word "is," a singular verb, which indicates that, as a phrase, the combination can be a singular noun in particular situations.)

If Jim is one person and Joe is another and you can subsitute the pronoun "they" for "Jim and Joe," then it is a compound subject and must be treated as plural in the sentence, which means you should use a plural verb: "Jim and Joe present..."

However, when two nouns connected by "and" form a unit, they must take a singular verb. For example:

• Ham and eggs is my favorite breakfast.
• Pork and beans has little nutritional value.
• Brooks and Dunn has always been my favorite country act.

Answer 2

This present is from I or me