[ Grammar ]
When do you use the verb has?
A. When the subject is plural
B. When I is the subject
C. When you is the subject
D. When the subject is singular
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Pronoun › ViewThe wife said. “Take _____ miles from home, so far that they can never find their way back!
A. Us
B. Him
C. Her
D. Me
E. Them
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Identify the error in verb tense in the sentence: “He walks to school and was seeing a bird.”
A. walks
B. to
C. was seeing
D. school
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A. eat
B. ate
C. eats
D. eaten
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Choose the correct sentence using “although”:
A. Although it was raining, we went to the park.
B. Although it was raining, but we went to the park.
C. Although it was raining, and we went to the park.
D. Although it was raining, and we went to the park.