govinda

Okay. I understand. So I guess it doesn't change anything if the slogan is prefaced by 'what matters.' In other words, the full slogan would read as follows: What matters. Changing lives matter. In that context, 'matter' is what is important. What is correct in this context?

Well, it is a 3 word slogan. I'm wondering which is grammatically correct. Changing lives matter. Changing lives matters. I'd like to know which is correct and why? The second doesn't sound right to me.

I'm wondering what is grammatically correct? Changing Lives Matter or Changing Lives Matters Can you give me the grammatical rule as well to distiguish which is correct and incorrect? Thanks Jeannie Grammar drives me insane sometimes!!! :crazy: :p