Choose the correct option
Correct answer: D. All of these features of college life have their place, and should receive the support of those students who are interested in them.
- A. All of these features of college life have their place, and should receive the support of those students who is interested in them.
- B. All of these features of college life have its place, and should receive the support of those students who are interested in them.
- C. All of these features of college life has their place, and should receive the support of those students who are interested in them.
- D. All of these features of college life have their place, and should receive the support of those students who are interested in them.
Explanation
All of these features of college life have their place, and should receive the support of those students who are interested in them. This option is correct. "All of these features of college life" is the plural subject, and the verb "have" agrees with it. "Their" is the correct possessive pronoun to refer back to the plural noun "features." "Who are interested in them" correctly matches the plural noun "students."Therefore, option D is the correct choice as it maintains subject-verb agreement and uses correct grammar throughout the sentence.
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