[ Grammar ]
What is the complete subject of the sentence?
Some crazy boys are playing ball.
A. Some crazy
B. boys
C. Some crazy boys
D. playing ball
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Verb to Be Tenses & Object Pronoun › ViewChoose the correct form of ‘to be’ in present tense: I _______ reading a book.
A. be
B. is
C. am
D. are
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What don’t you like doing?
A. I don’t like play guitar.
B. I doesn’t like playing guitar.
C. I don’t like playing guitar.
D. I don’t like to playing guitar.
After cutting my hair, my head felt _______.
A. Bare
B. Bear
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When the subject is a group of people or things, the subject is the noun that refers to the group as a whole. What is the subject of the sentence “The crowd of people is cheering”?
A. Crowd
B. People
C. Is cheering
D. The crowd of people