Which sentence has correct noun-verb agreement? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
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Question #1
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Identify the error: 'He is a five foot tall man.'
Correct Answer: Option C
Explanation:
Standard: 'five-foot-tall man' or 'five feet tall'. 'Five foot tall' is often used informally but hyphenated is preferred. I'll consider it an error if not hyphenated. In many exams, 'five-foot-tall' is required. So error at 'five foot'.
Standard: 'five-foot-tall man' or 'five feet tall'. 'Five foot tall' is often used informally but hyphenated is preferred. I'll consider it an error if not hyphenated. In many exams, 'five-foot-tall' is required. So error at 'five foot'.
Question #2
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The word 'advice' is uncountable. The verb form is:
Question #3
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What is the feminine of 'benefactor'?
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