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cant be E, you have to use the word "bringing"

such and such is bringing the style back
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cant be E, you have to use the word "bringing"

such and such is bringing the style back

I kind of agree to what you are saying...but to me "is" does not look right when the subject has "and". Can you please clarify?
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IMO B
SUBJECT - 'MARKET'
SO "IS" & "IS BRINGING" ARE RIGHTLY USED
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cant be E, you have to use the word "bringing"

such and such is bringing the style back

I kind of agree to what you are saying...but to me "is" does not look right when the subject has "and". Can you please clarify?

"america's fascination" is the subject and its singular. Americas fascination........is bringing back the chaise lounge
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I go with B.

1. America's facination with all things antique HAS
2. A market that IS bringing

E is incorrect - bring needs to be BRINGS since it's referring to a market.

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that may be referring to bygone styles of furniture and fixtures?????????
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I go with B.

1. America's facination with all things antique HAS
2. A market that IS bringing

E is incorrect - bring needs to be BRINGS since it's referring to a market.

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IMO B
A -> antique HAVE is wrong

C -> running sentence
D ->running sentence
E->running sentence

Out of facination for all antique things have ... is incorrect construction
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I will go with (B).
Apart from the singular subject and the correct use of "has", (B) is the only choice that makes sense (in meaning).
"Out of America's fascination of all things", => "antique" has grown a market.....

(E) says that, "Out of America's fascination of all antique things has grown.... seems like a run on sentence.
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cant be E, you have to use the word "bringing"

such and such is bringing the style back

I kind of agree to what you are saying...but to me "is" does not look right when the subject has "and". Can you please clarify?

E cannot be the answer because 'bring' should be 'brings' if the subject is market as it is singular.
and you need to use -ing present continous as the action is continuing in the present so use present continuous.
see OG11 for this question.
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Thanks Guys OA is B.

The problem with E is subject verb agreement: market .. bring (should be brings)



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