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Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—is adapted to its insectivorous diet.
A) Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—is
B) Many from the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—are
C) Many of the frog’s features that are anatomical—such as its long sticky tongue—is
D) Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—are
E) Many of the frog’s features that are anatomical—such as its long sticky tongue—are
A) Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—is
B) Many from the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—are
C) Many of the frog’s features that are anatomical—such as its long sticky tongue—is
D) Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—are
E) Many of the frog’s features that are anatomical—such as its long sticky tongue—are
06 Mar 2023, 06:00
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A, C, and E use the singular verb is with the plural noun features. B and E change other elements of the sentence entirely—a hint that these options are not correct. D uses the plural verb are with the plural noun features and seems to be the most suitable answer.
A, C, and E use the singular verb is with the plural noun features. B and E change other elements of the sentence entirely—a hint that these options are not correct. D uses the plural verb are with the plural noun features and seems to be the most suitable answer.
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06 Mar 2023, 06:35
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The answer is D
Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—is adapted to its insectivorous diet.
The question talks about "many of the frogs anatomical features" and hence the verb should be "are" not "is"
Options A & C are out, Option B incorrectly uses the "Many from" instead of "Many of"
Option E changes the meaning of the sentence completely.
Many of the frog’s anatomical features—such as its long sticky tongue—is adapted to its insectivorous diet.
The question talks about "many of the frogs anatomical features" and hence the verb should be "are" not "is"
Options A & C are out, Option B incorrectly uses the "Many from" instead of "Many of"
Option E changes the meaning of the sentence completely.
