Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct subject-verb agreement with a noun that is plural in form but singular in meaning?
A. The acoustics in the auditorium are bad.
B. Mathematics is an exciting subject for some.
C. The news today is good.
D. The scissors are in the top drawer.
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Grammar › ViewWe…………at school.
A. AM
B. IS
C. ARE
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I don’t suppose she was sleeping when you called her.
A. She must have been sleeping when you called her.
B. She can’t have been sleeping when you called her.
C. She might have been sleeping when you called her.
D. She may have been sleeping when you called her.
Modals › ViewMy children …………………………… study ancient history at school next year.
A. will have to
B. doesn’t have to
C. has to
D. must to
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Which word below is NOT a common noun?
A. august
B. pencil
C. sadness
D. day