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Is spoon and fork an example of singular compound subject?

No, "spoon and fork" is an example of a plural compound subject.

Here's why:

* Compound Subject: A compound subject consists of two or more words joined by a conjunction (like "and") that act together as the subject of a verb.

* Singular vs. Plural: The verb in the sentence needs to agree with the subject in number. Since "spoon and fork" represent *two* items, the subject is plural.

Example:

* "The spoon and fork are on the table." (Plural subject, plural verb)

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