Answer:
The only possible answer is (E) not even the giants in the field, such as Leonard Euler and Karl Gauss, was
Explanation:
- In the statement, We need ‘was’ as no singular mathematician is singular.
- And finally options C uses 'like' to introduce the 2 mathematicians, making the option incorrect.
- Leaving the last option E.
The answer is C i believe lmk if it right or wrong
Answer:
Grammar
Explanation:
Grammar refers to a set of rules which use the lexicon to convey meaning (Fernández & Cairns, 2011). For example, English grammar dictates that the majority of verbs end up receiving an "-ed" to indicate past tense. Words are formed by combining the language's different phonemes.
