The police asked whether he had reported the incident to the head office.
Answer:The baker explained to her customer, "On top of this lovely French vanilla cake <u>sit</u> several fondant roses surrounded by a raspberry drizzle."
Explanation:
The subject-verb agreement error is the verb 'sits.' Since this verb has to agree with the noun phrase "several fondant roses", the correct form of the verb is 'sit.' With the pronoun 'several', plural verb is always used. Moreover, we can conclude by the noun 'roses' that the verb that goes with it must be plural. We would say that the roses sit - which is a plural form.
The mob in To Kill A Mockingbird featured a crowd shown in chapter 15 with a group of men and When the mob comes up to lynch Tom Robinson, they do not see Atticus as a man, father, or ally. They see him as an obstacle in their way.
The correct option is A.
Douglass tried to quantify how rich Colonel Lloyd was in the chapter 3 of the book. He explained that the Colonel was so rich and had so many slaves, so much that, some of the slaves have never see him before and the Colonel himself did not know many of his slaves.
