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Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant, such as McClellan and Meade, were singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in up to 500 historical journals.
(A) singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in up to
(B) so singular and unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated as extensive in
(C) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee was extensively debated in up to
(D) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated extensively in as many as
(E) so singularly and unsuccessfully against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in as many as
(A) singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in up to
(B) so singular and unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated as extensive in
(C) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee was extensively debated in up to
(D) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated extensively in as many as
(E) so singularly and unsuccessfully against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in as many as
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Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant, such as McClellan and Meade, were singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in up to 500 historical journals.
(A) singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in up to Incorrect
Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant, such as McClellan and Meade, were singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee - i think subject is singular, so have should be has
(B) so singular and unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated as extensive in Incorrect
as extensive in - unidiomatic and changes meaning
(C) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee was extensively debated in up to Incorrect
sentence should not be in past form. debate started in past, and it continues in present
(D) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated extensively in as many as Correct
(E) so singularly and unsuccessfully against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in as many as Incorrect
same as A - SV error
(A) singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in up to Incorrect
Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant, such as McClellan and Meade, were singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee - i think subject is singular, so have should be has
(B) so singular and unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated as extensive in Incorrect
as extensive in - unidiomatic and changes meaning
(C) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee was extensively debated in up to Incorrect
sentence should not be in past form. debate started in past, and it continues in present
(D) so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee has been debated extensively in as many as Correct
(E) so singularly and unsuccessfully against Robert E. Lee have been debated extensively in as many as Incorrect
same as A - SV error
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How is the subject singular in this question?
"Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant, such as McClellan and Meade, were singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee....
The various generals of the army and were in the non underlined portion clearly indicate that the subject is plural.
"Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant, such as McClellan and Meade, were singularly so unsuccessful against Robert E. Lee....
The various generals of the army and were in the non underlined portion clearly indicate that the subject is plural.
