[ Subject-Verb Agreement ]
The term “pants” (when unaccompanied by the phrase “pair of”) is regarded as:
A. Singular
B. Plural
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A. history teachers
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A. interrogative
B. declarative
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A. correct
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It __________, so we didn’t need an umbrella.
A. wasn’t rained
B. didn’t raining
C. wasn’t raining
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