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Which of these is correct?
A. I am walking to the library.
B. I is walking to the library.
C. I am walk to the library.
D. I is walk to the library.
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Subject Verb Agreement › ViewCorrect the subject-verb agreement error in the following sentence: “Neither of the answers is correct.”
A. Neither of the answers are correct.
B. Neither of the answers were correct.
C. No errors
D. Neither of the answers be correct.
Pronouns ( Interrogative ) › View
They hired the man _____ we interviewed last week.
A. whom
B. who
C. which
D. whose
Gerund & Participle › ViewI remember __________ my mother said the grass in the garden needed __________.
A. to hear/cutting
B. hear/cut
C. heard/to cut
D. hearing/cutting
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It costs $2,000 in advance.
a. unknown
b. up front
c. unmoved