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Forming stunning perches from which hikers can view an endless array of forests and lakes, the high alpine sections of the Wind River mountain range remain barren regions where little water or nutrients exist to sustain plant or animal life.
(A) little water or nutrients exist
(B) little water or nutrients exists
(C) few nutrients and little water exists
(D) there is little available water or nutrients available
(E) there are few nutrients and little available water
(A) little water or nutrients exist
(B) little water or nutrients exists
(C) few nutrients and little water exists
(D) there is little available water or nutrients available
(E) there are few nutrients and little available water
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(A) little water or nutrients exist - This option incorrectly suggests that both “little water” and “nutrients” are plural, but “little” indicates a singular amount of a non-count noun.
(B) little water or nutrients exists - This option incorrectly suggests that “little water” is singular but “nutrients” is plural, which doesn’t agree with the singular verb “exists.”
(C) few nutrients and little water exists - This option uses “few,” which correctly indicates that “nutrients” is a plural count noun, but the verb “exists” should be plural “exist” to agree with the compound subject “few nutrients and little water.”
(D) there is little available water or nutrients available - This option repeats “available” unnecessarily and the verb “is” does not agree with the plural “nutrients.”
(E) there are few nutrients and little available water - This option correctly uses “there are” to agree with the plural “nutrients” and the singular “little available water” follows the rule that “little” is used with non-count nouns.
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(A) little water or nutrients exist - This option incorrectly suggests that both “little water” and “nutrients” are plural, but “little” indicates a singular amount of a non-count noun.
(B) little water or nutrients exists - This option incorrectly suggests that “little water” is singular but “nutrients” is plural, which doesn’t agree with the singular verb “exists.”
(C) few nutrients and little water exists - This option uses “few,” which correctly indicates that “nutrients” is a plural count noun, but the verb “exists” should be plural “exist” to agree with the compound subject “few nutrients and little water.”
(D) there is little available water or nutrients available - This option repeats “available” unnecessarily and the verb “is” does not agree with the plural “nutrients.”
(E) there are few nutrients and little available water - This option correctly uses “there are” to agree with the plural “nutrients” and the singular “little available water” follows the rule that “little” is used with non-count nouns.
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Forming stunning perches from which hikers can view an endless array of forests and lakes, the high alpine sections of the Wind River mountain range remain barren regions where little water or nutrients exist to sustain plant or animal life.
(A) little water or nutrients existIncorrect
(B) little water or nutrients existsIncorrect
(C) few nutrients and little water existsIncorrect
(D) there is little available water or nutrients availableIncorrect
(E) there are few nutrients and little available waterCorrectwhen a compound subject is connected by "or" the last noun in the subject is singular it takes or if it is plural it takes a plural verb. So, option E makes more sense
(A) little water or nutrients existIncorrect
(B) little water or nutrients existsIncorrect
(C) few nutrients and little water existsIncorrect
(D) there is little available water or nutrients availableIncorrect
(E) there are few nutrients and little available waterCorrectwhen a compound subject is connected by "or" the last noun in the subject is singular it takes or if it is plural it takes a plural verb. So, option E makes more sense
