Why should we use Are but not Is in the sentence below?
What are the relationship between the two speakers?
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I believe that this is a so-called "typo." That is, a typographical error.
The writer wanted to write "What IS the relationship between the two speakers?"
P.S. Perhaps the writer (a non-native speaker?) got confused by the phrase "two speakers."
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It should be "is". Who told you to use "are"?
Unless, of course, the word was meant to be "relationships".
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