Where are the English Students? Let's see
who gets this correctly.
The woman who ____ apples also ____
oranges.
(A)sells/sells
(b)sell/sells
(C)sells/sell
(D)sell/sell

Let's see who will get this right


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cc lalasticlala fynestboi ishilove ijebabe missyb3

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opeyemiieblog:
Where are the English Students? Let's see
who gets this correctly.
The woman who ____ apples also ____
oranges.
(A)sells/sells
(b)sell/sells
(C)sells/sell
(D)sell/sell

Let's see who will get this right


Source :: http://www.praizeblog.com/2016/11/where-are-english-students-lets-see-who.html?m=0


cc lalasticlala fynestboi ishilove ijebabe missyb3

Option C

Even my great grand mother who sells ogi in the village knows the answer is A

C is the right choice. A noun takes on an 's' on its verb (active word)

The answer is C na

C

C ocfourse

Its D

What manner of nonsense is permeating this thread! I wee not ignore it!

thesicilian help me see something o.

NB. A singular subject takes a singular verb while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Also note that while most nouns form their plurals by the addition of 's/es', (third person) singular verbs always end with 's'.

Therefore, option A is the right answer because the subject of the sentence, the woman, is singular.

sammoe:
What manner of nonsense is permeating this thread. I wee not ignore it!

thesicilian help me see something o.

NB. A singular subject takes a singular verb while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Also note that while most nouns form their plurals by the addition of 's/es', (third person) singular verbs always end with 's'.

Therefore, option A is the right answer because the subject of the sentence, the woman, is singular.

This is one of the disadvantages of the social media era where everyone now finds it so convenient to write in short hand, with words so heavily abbreviated that most people don't even know the right spelling of words again, not to talk of paying attention to grammatical expressions.
Although I am not claiming to be perfect, I count myself lucky to have completed my secondary education before the advent of GSM and text-messaging.

thesicilian:

This is one of the disadvantages of the social media era where everyone now finds it so convenient to write in short hand, with words so heavily abbreviated that most people don't even know the right spelling of words again, not to talk of paying attention to grammatical expressions.
Although I am not claiming to be perfect, I count myself lucky to have completed my secondary education before the advent of GSM and text-messaging.

sammoe:
What manner of nonsense is permeating this thread. I wee not ignore it!
thesicilian help me see something o.
NB. A singular subject takes a singular verb while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Also note that while most nouns form their plurals by the addition of 's/es', (third person) singular verbs always end with 's'.
Therefore, option A is the right answer because the subject of the sentence, the woman, is singular.

TRUE TALK

Susie

C

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Rebekkah:



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you dumb asses. grounduaids

A singular noun goes with a singular verb. it's the same subject so the verb remains the same. youse all go bek to grade 2...

You seen nothing yet!