Subject-Verb agreement/Redundancy

[shravani407]

What would be the error in the following sentences:

1. Numerous vegetarians believe that there are undoubtedly, a wealth of good reasons to stop eating meat.
(Does the 'are' needs to be changed to 'is'? Since "a wealth of reasons" is similar to "a number of reasons", I think the 'are' remains as it is.

2. There is a difference in the way the term turnover and the term revenue is used in business across the Atlantic; in the United States, turnover refers to how rapidly the inventory acquisition and transaction occurs whereas in Europe turnover refers to a company's income, known in the States as revenue.

A. use of the term turnover and the term revenue in business across the Atlantic; in the United States, turnover refers to how rapidly the inventory acquisition and transaction occurs whereas

B. usage of the term turnover and the term revenue in business across the Atlantic; the rapidness of the inventory acquisition and transaction is called turnover in the United States whereas

Which one is correct?

[RonPurewal]

in that sentence, "a wealth of..." is used in the same way as "many" or "several" or "100". so, plural.

[RonPurewal]

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