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Which verb agrees with its subject? Nobody on either of the teams __________ hoping to earn fouls or penalties. A. were B. have

been C. is D. are Question Resources
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kifflom [539]3 years ago
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The verb that agrees with its subject is A) is. This shows the singular verb.
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