What happens when there are two subjects joined by 'and'?

<p>When two subjects in a sentence are joined by 'and', usually the&nbsp;<strong>plural verb&nbsp;</strong>is used to make the sentence gramatically correct. However, if both nouns refer to a single idea, &nbsp;<strong>singular verb&nbsp;</strong>is used.</p><p><strong>Examples:</strong></p><ul><li>My brother and I&nbsp;<strong>are&nbsp;</strong>going on a trip.</li><li>Fish and chips&nbsp;<strong>is&nbsp;</strong>a popular dish in the UK.</li></ul>

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