Which of the following sentences demonstrate correct subject-verb agreement? (1 point)
Responses
The visited their grandparents last weekend.
The visited their grandparents last weekend.
They visit their grandparents last weekend.
They visit their grandparents last weekend.
The children visit their grandparents last weekend.
The children visit their grandparents last weekend.
The children visited their grandparents last weekend.
The children visited their grandparents last weekend.
Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement? (1 point)
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The dog barks and run.
The dog barks and run.
The dog bark and runs.
The dog bark and runs.
The dog bark and run.
The dog bark and run.
The dog barks and runs.
The dog barks and runs.
Use the sentence to answer the question.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two month old puppy.
Which version of the sentence corrects the error in the compound adjective?
(1 point)
Responses
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two-month old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two-month old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two-month-old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two-month-old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two month-old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two month-old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer-game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two month old puppy.
Ava might not be able to attend the soccer game because she still has to find someone to take care of her two-month-old puppy.
Which sentence demonstrates correct placement of an adverb modifying an adjective?
*Remember, adverbs answer the questions: who, when, where. Adjectives answer the questions: what kind, which one, how many.
(1 point)
Responses
The organized cabinets made her smile widely.
The organized cabinets made her smile widely.
The excited girls ran through the halls.
The excited girls ran through the halls.
The noisy dog barked.
The noisy dog barked.
The magnolia tree was extremely large.
The magnolia tree was extremely large.
Use the sentence to answer the question.
His paintbrush in hand, the artist very carefully outlined the drawing of the red bird.
What is the adverb intensifier in the sentence?
(1 point)
Responses
paintbrush
paintbrush
carefully
carefully
very
very
drawing
very
The correct sentence that demonstrates subject-verb agreement is:
"The children visited their grandparents last weekend."
To determine if subject-verb agreement is correct, you need to ensure that the subject (in this case, "the children") matches the verb ("visited") in number. In other words, if the subject is singular, the verb should also be singular, and if the subject is plural, the verb should also be plural.
Let's examine the other options:
1. "The visited their grandparents last weekend." - This sentence is incorrect because the subject "the" is missing a noun. It should be "They visited their grandparents last weekend."
2. "They visit their grandparents last weekend." - This sentence is incorrect because the verb "visit" is in the present tense, but the timeframe ("last weekend") suggests it should be in the past tense. It should be "They visited their grandparents last weekend."
3. "The children visit their grandparents last weekend." - This sentence is incorrect because the verb "visit" is in the present tense, but the timeframe ("last weekend") suggests it should be in the past tense. It should be "The children visited their grandparents last weekend."
So, only the sentence "The children visited their grandparents last weekend" demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement by matching the plural subject "the children" with the plural verb "visited."