do you use singular or plural form in this sentence?

[angminas]

I think, "I have attached a copy of each" would be a bit better.

u r korekt, was in a hurry before work

 

[twinrider1]

Wrong. There are two children, but one copy.

Please refer to the first post for the sentence I've made bold.

"Attached is a copy of X & Y" or "Attached are a copy of X and Y"

X & Y are two different documents

At the core, he is handing over two copies. X & Y just gives us detail about the copies.

 

[twinrider1]

This analogy isn't fully parallel. The OP example would have to be 'Attached is x and y'. But since the subject is a visceral variable (copy, picture, recording, etc) an accurate version would be:
This is a photo of Larry and Sue.

Because we don't know the nature of the 'copy', the original remains valid unless finer detail nullifies it.

You are correct; my analogy isn't exact. Thank you.
He did indicate that there were two documents. And so I feel "are copies" is correct. These are photos of Larry and Sue. I do agree that we don't know if it is two copies of X & Y or a copy of X and a copy of Y.


unless finer detail nullifies it. I just like the way that was put. I struggle with brevity, using fifty words when others make their point with five.