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the only thing that I can hold onto "were" or "was" prayers?

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"Prayers" is plural, so it should be "were." (The sentence should be "The only THINGS that I COULD hold ON TO were prayers" or "The only THINGS that I CAN hold ON TO ARE prayers.")
- "Prayers" is plural, so it should be "things" (not "thing").
- The verb tense should be consistent: could, were (past); can, are (present).
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