Which of the following sentences has correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Each of the keys were lost.
B. Each of the keys was lost.
C. Each of the keys be lost.
D. Each of the keys are lost.
Select your answer:
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Grammar & Vocabulary › ViewKate and Fred had just moved in to their new house. “Let’s explore,” Kate said. They opened all the closets in the bedrooms. Then they found the door to the attic. Their dad noticed them opening the door. “Go ahead,” he said. “It’s full of old junk.”
In the attic, Kate and Fred saw an old dresser and some boards. Then they noticed a very large metal box. They walked over to look at it more closely.
Based on the passage, which is most likely to happen next?
A. Kate and Fred open the metal box.
B. Fred and Kate open the dresser drawers.
C. Kate and Fred go downstairs to tell their dad about the box.
Verb Patterns › View
We hope …..(see) you soon.
A. to see
B. see
C. seeing