Monty by Jim Meddick for December 03, 2011
December 02, 2011
December 04, 2011
Transcript:
Boy: This walk among autumn woods, combined with the rich, warm hues of dusk, have placed me in a poetic frame of mind... Butler: Indeed, sir. Boy: Perhaps, I shall pause while so inspired and jot down a brief composition, simply titled: "ode to the family estate"... Butler: ery good, sir! Boy: Jarvis, help me here - what rhymes with "irc 1031 exchange"? Butler: I believe we may need to consult "Aunt Nellie's Rhyming Dictionary" upon our return.
Sisyphos, good call. If he had used the word “and” instead of “combined with”, it would be correct. As it is phrased in the first panel, “walk” is the singular subject, therefore it deserves the singular “has”.