In which sentence does the verb agree with the subject?

1 answer:

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B. Wasn't that rainbow after the thunderstorm just lovely?

To correct answer choice A, it would be:
Haven't the animals at the zoo seemed sleepy?

To correct answer choice C, it would be:
Doesn't she notice the gift next to her chair?

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