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New research in baseball – together with data collected from interviews with coaches, psychologists and former players – provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
A .provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
B .provide support to the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
C .provides support to the view that scoring runs are more about process than talent.
D .provides support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
E .Providing support for the view that scoring runs is about process more than talent.
A .provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
B .provide support to the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
C .provides support to the view that scoring runs are more about process than talent.
D .provides support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
E .Providing support for the view that scoring runs is about process more than talent.
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New research in baseball – together with data collected from interviews with coaches, psychologists and former players – provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
A .provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.--- ‘provide’ is an SV number error for the singular subject research
B .provide support to the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.--- The same error as in A.
C .provides support to the view that scoring runs are more about process than talent. --.--- ‘are is a SV number error for the singular subject scoring
D .provides support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent. –The correct choice
E . Providing support for the view that scoring runs is about process more than talent. --- A fragment
A .provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.--- ‘provide’ is an SV number error for the singular subject research
B .provide support to the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.--- The same error as in A.
C .provides support to the view that scoring runs are more about process than talent. --.--- ‘are is a SV number error for the singular subject scoring
D .provides support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent. –The correct choice
E . Providing support for the view that scoring runs is about process more than talent. --- A fragment
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New research in baseball – together with data collected from interviews with coaches, psychologists and former players – provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
The subject is "research" and the additive phrase ( together with ... ) doesn't form a plural subject, so this has singular noun. So, verb "provide" can be eliminated straight-away. "provide support for" is the correct idiom
A .provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
B .provide support to the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
C .provides support to the view that scoring runs are more about process than talent.
D .provides support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
E .Providing support for the view that scoring runs is about process more than talent. -- No standalone Independent clause in this sentence
Answer: D
The subject is "research" and the additive phrase ( together with ... ) doesn't form a plural subject, so this has singular noun. So, verb "provide" can be eliminated straight-away. "provide support for" is the correct idiom
A .provide support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
B .provide support to the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
C .provides support to the view that scoring runs are more about process than talent.
D .provides support for the view that scoring runs is more about process than about talent.
E .Providing support for the view that scoring runs is about process more than talent. -- No standalone Independent clause in this sentence
Answer: D
