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Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error. If there is no error, choose (D). "(A) There is (B) many reasons (C) for the delay in the project."
- (A) There is
- (B) many reasons
- (C) for the delay in the project.
- (D) No error
Answer
A. (A) There is
Solution
The subject "reasons" is plural and follows the verb: "There are many reasons."
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