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The basketball team HAS WON every game so far.
Team is a collective noun and it should be treated as a subject in a singular form unless indications are presented in the sentence.
Since it is in a singular form, the verb should also be in a singular form. Thus, the use of "has won" instead of have won.
<span>It is important to examine an
author’s and/or publisher’s institutional affiliations and/or previous works
because this is important when vetting your sources for bias and therefore
credibility. What is meant by this? Well, let’s say you were doing research on a
gun control issue. Let’s further say you
have discovered a really good, well-written article in support of gun control in
favor of gun rights/the right to bear arms.
However, upon doing a little investigating, you discover that the author
of the article is in fact a member of the National Rifle Association. As such, the article is most likely biased
and therefore not a reliable source of information. So, again, it is important
to always examine an author’s or publisher’s institutional affiliations as well
as previous works. </span>
This is either Gum from k12 or plain English right? Ok first things first.
You know the difference between Complex and Compound correct?
Complex: A sentence consisting of at least one dependent clauses and at least two independent clauses
For example: "The expert who examined this scroll said that it was more than one thousand years old."
Compound: A compound sentence is made up of two or more independent clauses, usually joined by a conjunction and, or, but, though.
For example: "I wanted to walk the dog, but it was raining."
Having this knowledge in mind you have to realize that complex is not the correct answer. Compound is the correct answer.
2.<span> Dangling modifier is the error in the sentence.</span>
3. <span>Most of the teachers are Americans, though a few came from England and France. Main clause: Most of the teachers are Americans. Subordinate clause type: Adverb</span>
4. You must remember that a <span>modifier is a word, phrase, or clause which functions as an adjective or an adverb to describe a word or make its meaning more specific. The one mentioned above, for example is: pick. You are definitely correct. </span>
