1)
a. Were
b. was
2)
a. Were
b. were
3)
a. Was
b. was
Answer:
whom
Explanation:
When u look at this sentence the correct gorm of word is whom
The problem with this sentence is that there is no subject-verb agreement.
<h3>What is subject-verb agreement?</h3>
The subject-verb agreement implies the verb should agree with the subject on the number (singular vs plural). Here are some examples.
- The girls are brave (both the subject and theverb are plural).
- The girl is brave (both the subject and the verb are singular).
<h3>What is the problem in the sentence presented?</h3>
The sentence about whales does not show the subject-verb agreement. This is because in the section there is approximately 2,200 blue whales the author is using a singular verb is to refer to a plural subject 2,200 blue whales.
Note: This question is incomplete; here is the complete question:
What's wrong with this sentence: "Today there is approximately 2,200 blue whales in the eastern North Pacific and research indicates that the population hasn't changed significantly since 1993"
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Answer:
Main idea ) Topic) Topic sentence) Supporting detail)
Explanation:
1. ( The sentence in a paragraph that contains the main idea)
1. (topic sentence)
2. ( The subject of a piece of writing that can typically be identifyed by a noun or noun phrase)
2. (Topic)
3. ( Additional, specific information about the main idea in a paragraph)
3. ( supporting idea)
4. (The central point of a paragraph)
( Main Idea)
