
doi: 10.5951/at.2.3.0091
Some Time Ago a group of our students were planning an arithmetic television program. They raised the question whether 3+2=5 should be read “Three plus two equals five” or “Three plus two equal five.” Also, they asked, “Does it make any difference if we speak about concrete objects?” For example, should we say, “Three bears plus two bears equals five bears” or “Three bears plus two bears equal five bears?”
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