[ Grammar ]
In which of the following sentences is the highlighted verb NOT in agreement with the subject of the sentence?
A. Where are the forms you want me to fill out?
B. Here is the forms you need to complete.
C. Which is the correct form?
D. There are two people who still need to complete the form.
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Modal Verbs › ViewI ___ spend my holidays in Italy. I’m not sure yet.
A. might to
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Grammar › View
What is the simple past used for?
A. To talk Past actions with result in past.
B. To describe two past times (one earlier that the other)
C. To show simultaneous actions in the past.