Which of the following sentences contains a compound subject?
A. Tony wants an apple for lunch.
B. Tony wants to drink water and eat an apple.
C. Tony and Nick want an apple for breakfast.
D. Nick wants water and an apple at breakfast and lunch.
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________ is born first has to take care of their parents in some cultures.
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a. mail
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A. was/ missed
B. were/missed
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