[ Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Used to ]
There _________________ an accident.
A. There has been an accident.
B. There have been an accident.
C. There has beed an accident.
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Find the Subject in the following sentence:
Jamison and Paulette have been taking karate for three years.
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A. Jaminson
B. Paulette
C. karate
D. Jamison and Paulette