Which of the following uses 'are' correctly in a sentence? ...

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Which of the following uses ‘are’ correctly in a sentence?

A. They are going to the park.

B. The dog are barking loudly.

C. Are you going to the park?

D. They are going to the store.

Select your answer:

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