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+1 B

You have to understand the meaning of the sentence, which refers to the future.
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(A) have over two thousand unique stamps in their collection
(B) has over thousand stamps in their collection
(C) have over thousands unique stamps in one's collection
(D) have over two thousand unique stamps in his or her collection
(E) have over two thousand unique stamps in its collection

A B gone due to their

E wrong due to 'its'

c gone due to 'over thousands' incorrect usage.

left with D
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+1 for D

'will + have' for future tense
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Can someone give some explanation?
is it allow to split the sentence from "will" like this question. I thought the answer should be: "A typical stamp collector has..." not "A typical stamp collector will have".

Which one of this sentence is correct:
He will go to Europe and work every day.
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He will go to Europe and works every day.
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Can someone give some explanation?
is it allow to split the sentence from "will" like this question. I thought the answer should be: "A typical stamp collector has..." not "A typical stamp collector will have".

Which one of this sentence is correct:
He will go to Europe and work every day.
or
He will go to Europe and works every day.
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A typical stamp collector will often spend hundreds of dollars each year on stamps and have over two thousand unique stamps in their collection.

(A) have over two thousand unique stamps in their collection
(B) has over thousand stamps in their collection
(C) have over thousands unique stamps in one's collection
(D) have over two thousand unique stamps in his or her collection
(E) have over two thousand unique stamps in its collection
Correct answer must be (D) for the highlighted errors in other options...
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Can someone give some explanation?
is it allow to split the sentence from "will" like this question. I thought the answer should be: "A typical stamp collector has..." not "A typical stamp collector will have".

Which one of this sentence is correct:
He will go to Europe and work every day.
or
He will go to Europe and works every day.

Yes, "will" can cover two (or more) verbs.

Your first sentence is correct. It implies that he will go to Europe (in future) , and THERE he will work everyday (in future).

The second sentence is incorrect because it means that NOW he works everyday and IN FUTURE he will go to Europe. In case you actually want to convey this meaning, you must present the events chronologically, i.e. first the present and then the future.
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thank you very much sayantanc2k for your explanation.
it was helpful.
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What's wrong with option A? Why should we use 'his or her' instead of 'their'???

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