What is grammatically correct here?
"What percentage of your customers use cash?"
or
"What percentage of your customers use cash?"
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Right is “use”; This will be clear when you ask for help, for example: “How many of your customers use …”. “How much percent” sounds like a number, but it is actually asked for a majority. Grammarically correct one should ask: “How many percentages…” but that doesn’t say a person. However, the question is: “What percentage…” then it should be called “use”.
The second sentence is correct. “How much percent does cash use?” Not “How much percent use cash?”
Edit: No, wait.
This is true only if the answer is “1%”.
Right?
Now I’m confused myself. ==
The plural is correct: “How much percent of your Use customers Cash?’
Here is the singular correct: “How much percent of yours Kund used Cash?’
“use” is of course right here.
I’d say, of course it’s use. But the spirits divorce
No, this is quite clear: “use” refers to customers and customers just use.