[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
. Neither of the solutions (works / work) for the problem.
A. works
B. work
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A. if
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The staff were already waiting for us and kindly reminded us to join the field of athletes.
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C. a
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I have known Maggie _____________ 1993.
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