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Unusually-colored food items like green ketchup, pink margarine, and blue popcorn are aimed at consumers ages 5–17, but may soon influence adult foods as well.
A. are aimed at consumers
B. are aimed to consumers
C. are aimed to consumers’
D. is aimed at consumers
E. is aimed to consumers
A. are aimed at consumers
B. are aimed to consumers
C. are aimed to consumers’
D. is aimed at consumers
E. is aimed to consumers
05 May 2023, 03:44
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Split 1 is / are
Food items - plural - use of are is correct
Eliminate D / E
Split 2 aimed at / aimed to
Aimed at is the correct idiom
ELIMINATE B/ C
Answer A
Food items - plural - use of are is correct
Eliminate D / E
Split 2 aimed at / aimed to
Aimed at is the correct idiom
ELIMINATE B/ C
Answer A
26 May 2023, 05:12
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The correct answer is A. "are aimed at consumers."
The subject of the sentence is "Unusually-colored food items," which is plural, so the verb should be in the plural form "are." Additionally, the preposition "at" is used to indicate the target or intended audience, so the correct phrase is "aimed at consumers."
The subject of the sentence is "Unusually-colored food items," which is plural, so the verb should be in the plural form "are." Additionally, the preposition "at" is used to indicate the target or intended audience, so the correct phrase is "aimed at consumers."
