how to use "are or "is"
ex.
These days "are" really boring.
These days "is" really boring.
which i should use

Question

how to use "are or "is"
ex. 
These days "are" really boring. 
These days "is" really boring.
which i should use

Answer

"Are" is used when are talking about multiple (more than one) things.
"Is" is used when there is one.

Example: "My class IS fun." "My classes ARE fun."

Hope this helps!

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I see where your confusion comes from...it's actually kind of tricky!

We say:
"One hundred dollars is a lot of money"
"Five days is a long time to wait"

But you must say "these days ARE really boring" because it's not a single specific amount/quanitity.

I hope that clarifies things a bit.

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"These" (multiple) "days" (multiple) "are" (multiple)... this is your only option. :) The sentence needs to be consistent.

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