"Valuables" is a plural noun. Some nouns, like "valuables", are typically used in the plural.
"Valuables" is a plural noun. Some nouns, like "valuables", are typically used in the plural.
Olivia hid her valuables because she didn't trust the maid.
While the word "valuable" (without "s") can be a noun, it is more commonly used as an adjective.
Her necklace is extremely valuable.
They have a valuable friendship.
Since plural nouns take a plural verb, we say "valuables are", not "valuables is". We also use a plural pronoun to replace it.
Where are your valuables? They are in the box.
Where is your valuables? It is in the box.
Follow the same strategy with these nouns:
