See, I know that datum is technically the singular for data, but in that sentence, if you used a pronoun, you would use "it" (you would not refer to data as "they"), as in "It is augmented," and the sentence would be correct.
"Has the data been augmented?"
"Yes, it has" is correct; "Yes, they have" is not?
Right? Or do I have to give up my life as a proofreader?!
English is so weird. Stupid contradictions.
I've had engineers insist that data is singular. As in "this batch of data here".
Well, in that case it's the batch that's singular.
I'm glad there's a data plural/singular argument. I felt really dumb asking.
See, I know that datum is technically the singular for data, but in that sentence, if you used a pronoun, you would use "it" (you would not refer to data as "they"), as in "It is augmented," and the sentence would be correct.
"Has the data been augmented?"
"Yes, it has" is correct; "Yes, they have" is not?
No, the pronoun would be "they."
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Called the lost credit card number and they wanted my account number. Guess what? I lost my wallet and I don't know the CC account number!!!
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