[ Grammar and Writing Skills ]
Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
A. “There is a lot of cars in the parking lot.”
B. “There are a lot of cars in the parking lot.”
C. “There is a lot of car in the parking lot.”
D. “There are a lot of car in the parking lot.”
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A. The too lieutenant generals walked swiftly two their posts.
B. The two lieutenant generals walked swiftly too their posts.
C. The two lieutenant generals walked swiftly to their posts.
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A. color
B. meaning
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A. (‘ll go), (go)
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