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Correct the sentence: There is many people here.

A. There are many people here.
B. There was many people here.
C. There be many people here.
D. There has many people here.

People' is plural, requiring 'are'.

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Choose the correct spelling:

A. Necessary
B. Neccessary
C. Necesary
D. Necassary

Necessary' is correct.

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Identify the correct sentence:

A. I have went to the store.
B. I have gone to the store.
C. I has gone to the store.
D. I have go to the store.

Have gone' (past participle) is the correct perfect tense form.

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Select the correct option: She is ___ than her sister.

A. prettier
B. more prettier
C. most prettiest
D. prettiest

Prettier' is the correct comparative form.

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Identify the correct sentence:

A. The books on the shelf is dusty.
B. The books on the shelf are dusty.
C. The books on the shelf has been dusty.
D. The books on the shelf was dusty.

The subject is 'books' (plural).

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Correct the sentence: Me and him went to the store.

A. Him and me went to the store.
B. He and I went to the store.
C. I and he went to the store.
D. Him and I went to the store.

Subject pronouns ('He' and 'I') are required for the subject of the sentence.

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Choose the correct spelling:

A. Definite
B. Definate
C. Definit
D. Defenet

Definite' is the correct spelling.

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Identify the correct sentence:

A. The cat licked it's paws.
B. The cat licked its paws.
C. The cat licked its' paws.
D. The cat licked it is paws.

Its' is the possessive pronoun; 'it's' is 'it is'.

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Select the correct option: ___ apples are my favorite.

A. These
B. This
C. That
D. Them

Apples' is plural, requiring the plural demonstrative 'These'.

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Identify the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Either the teacher or the students is responsible.
B. Either the teacher or the students are responsible.
C. Either the teacher or the students was responsible.
D. Either the teacher or the students have been responsible.

Either/or' agrees with the nearest subject ('students'), which is plural.

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Choose the correct sentence:

A. She writes well, doesn't she?
B. She writes good, doesn't she?
C. She writes well, don't she?
D. She writes good, don't she?

Well' is the adverb modifying 'writes'. 'Does' matches the singular subject 'she'.

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Correct the following: The news are disturbing.

A. The news is disturbing.
B. The news were disturbing.
C. The news have been disturbing.
D. The news be disturbing.

News' is an uncountable, singular noun.

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Identify the correct spelling:

A. Separate
B. Seperate
C. Seprate
D. Seperate

Separate' (a-rate) is correct.

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Each' is singular.

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Select the correct sentence:

A. The bag of marbles were heavy.
B. The bag of marbles was heavy.
C. The bag of marbles have been heavy.
D. The bag of marbles are heavy.

The subject is 'bag' (singular).

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Identify the correct sentence:

A. I wish I was there.
B. I wish I were there.
C. I wish I is there.
D. I wish I has been there.

Wish' clauses take the subjunctive mood ('were') for hypothetical situations.

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Correct the sentence: Neither of the boys know the answer.

A. Neither of the boys knows the answer.
B. Neither of the boys knowed the answer.
C. Neither of the boys are knowing the answer.
D. Neither of the boys have known the answer.

Neither' is singular, so it requires 'knows'.

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Choose the correct spelling:

A. Exaggerate
B. Exagerate
C. Exaggerat
D. Exagerat

Exaggerate' is the correct spelling.

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Identify the correct sentence:

A. The jury were divided in its opinion.
B. The jury were divided in their opinion.
C. The jury was divided in their opinion.
D. The jury has divided in its opinion.

When members of a collective noun act individually (are divided), the plural verb and pronoun are appropriate.

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