[ Grammar ]
Which word is a SINGULAR noun in the sentence below?
The leaves changed colours and fell on the ground.
A. leaves
B. colours
C. fell
D. ground
Select your answer:
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A. You no longer seem to be in a very happy mood.
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Tony ___ over this evening to help me book the flights.
A. is coming
B. comes
C. is going to come
D. will come