What does the word ‘indicate’ mean?
A. to point out; also to serve as a sign or symbol of something
B. alike in appearance or nature, though not identical
C. stated clearly and directly, leaving no room for confusion or interpretation
D. something that brings about an effect or a result
Select your answer:
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Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement? Choose one.
A. In the long line at the water fountain was two students about to be tardy to class.
B. Here is three phone books; maybe one of them will have the correct telephone number.
C. There are some magazines on the rack, and you may borrow any of them.
D. Blooming for three days were a beautiful rose.