Has risen or have risen?

[Trap.jaw.800]

Is this sentence correct?

In the last few decades, keto diets have risen in popularity.

Thank you.

 

[Tarheel]

Yes, it's fine.

Have you found the "like" button?

 

[emsr2d2]

Have you found the "like" button?

I'm not sure what the relevance of this question is. The OP has used the Like button in two previous threads and had not even had the opportunity to use it in this thread before that question was asked.

 

[Trap.jaw.800]

Yes, it's fine.

Have you found the "like" button?

Yeah i think i found it. All this time, the "Like" button was invisible to me. But it materialized out of thin air, the moment you reminded me of it.
;-)

 

[emsr2d2]

Yeah, I think I have found it. All this time, the "Like" button was invisible to me no full stop here but it materialized out of thin air no comma here the moment you reminded me of it.

;-) If you really need an emoticon, click on the button in the toolbar and choose one. Don't try to make your own.

Remember to capitalise the first person singular pronoun "I" ever time you write it. As a learner, don't try to start sentences with "but", "and" or "or".

You used the "Like" button in two previous threads so it's intriguing that you think it was invisible until now!

 

[Trap.jaw.800]

Remember to capitalise the first person singular pronoun "I" ever time you write it. As a learner, don't try to start sentences with "but", "and" or "or".

You used the "Like" button in two previous threads so it's intriguing that you think it was invisible until now!

I was just joking when I said it was invisible. And thank you for correcting me. Do you think it is correct to use "risen to popularity" instead of "risen in popularity"?

 

[emsr2d2]

Do you think it is correct to use "risen to popularity" instead of "risen in popularity"?

No. It's incorrect.