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Correct answer: D. Children who feel terrible about themselves are less likely to succeed in school.
- A. Children whom feel terribly about themselves are less likely to succeed in school.
- B. Children who feel terribly about themselves is less likely to succeed in school
- C. Children who feel terribly about themselves are less likely to succeed in school.
- D. Children who feel terrible about themselves are less likely to succeed in school.
Explanation
- "Who" is the correct relative pronoun for subjects.- Verb "are" agrees with plural noun "children".- "Terrible" correctly describes the children's emotional state.
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