She said, “My parents are going to Karachi”.
A. She said that my parents were going to Karachi.
B. She said that my parents gone to Karachi.
C. She said that her parents were going to Karachi.
D. She said that her parents are going to Karachi.
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Choose the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.
A. Every one of the shirts has a green collar.
B. Every one of the shirts have a green collar.