[ Subject Verb Agreement and Tenses ]
A bunch of grapes is on the table.
A. A bunch of grapes is on the table.
B. A bunch of grapes are on the table.
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A. on
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A. am feeling annoyed
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Label the underlined verb as action or linking:
Honeybees have a kind of language.
A. Action
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