Is the word welcome interchangeable with the word welcomes?
For example..is it Mike and Joe welcome the band to their home” or is it Mike and Joe welcomes the band to their home?
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‘Welcome’ is also a verb.
He welcomes me. (present)
They welcome me. (present)
If you’re talking about the present,”Mike and Joe welcome the band” is correct.
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Welcomes is the singular form of the verb; welcome is plural. You have a plural subject (Mike and Joe), so you use the plural form of the verb (welcome).
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Welcome. Mike and Joe welcome the band to their home. THEY welcome the band to their home. SHE welcomeS.
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