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1.) identify the sentence that does not have an error in subject and verb agreement. a) glossy green leaves and brilliant sunlight has created a beautiful scene. b) isn’t vitamins and minerals equally present in all foods? c) the night air, soft and cool, was blowing in through the car window. d) a half of a grapefruit are waiting for me on the breakfast table. 2.) identify the sentence that does not have an error in subject and verb agreement. a) ice and spring water have always been my favorite drink. b) nobody in the room, including me, knows why i said that. c) many of my friends in the neighborhood likes that kind of music. d) most of the visitors was heading for the tourist areas of town.

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