1. B. the head of government and state
2. A. Agree and E. Is
3. Correct
1. For which subject would a writer use a singular verb?
A. folding pants and ironing shirts
B. the head of government and state
C. the fingers and toes
D. swimming and dancing
2. Which verbs agree with the subject everyone? Select the two correct answers.
A. Agree
B. Relies
C. Think
D. Were
E. Is
3. Which sentences correctly express the conditional mood?
If we had left earlier, we would have arrived on time.
If Evan had called, we would make plans for later.
If the rain had stopped, you could have gone to the park.
If the flowers are blooming, they would have smelled sweet
• Correct
• Incorrect
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3. Which sentences correctly express the conditional mood?
If we had left earlier, we would have arrived on time.
If Evan had called, we would make plans for later.
If the rain had stopped, you could have gone to the park.
If the flowers are blooming, they would have smelled sweet
• Correct
• Incorrect
If we had left earlier, we would have arrived on time.
If Evan had called, we would make plans for later.
If the rain had stopped, you could have gone to the park.
If the flowers are blooming, they would have smelled sweet
• Correct
• Incorrect
The correct sentence that expresses the conditional mood is:
"If we had left earlier, we would have arrived on time."
"If Evan had called, we would make plans for later."
"If the rain had stopped, you could have gone to the park."
The sentence "If the flowers are blooming, they would have smelled sweet" is incorrect. It is not expressing a conditional statement, but rather a hypothetical statement in the present.
"If we had left earlier, we would have arrived on time."
"If Evan had called, we would make plans for later."
"If the rain had stopped, you could have gone to the park."
The sentence "If the flowers are blooming, they would have smelled sweet" is incorrect. It is not expressing a conditional statement, but rather a hypothetical statement in the present.
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