Demonstrate correct use of subject-verb agreement.She _ not take a lot of stress.
Correct answer: A. Need
- A. Need
- B. Needs
- C. Needing
- D. Has need
Explanation
The negative form needn't (or need not) is also used to express necessity or obligation; but in the negative sense-i.e., the absence of necessity or obligation to do something.
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Subject-verb agreement requires the verb to match the true subject in number and person, even when other words intervene. Questions cover collective nouns, compound subjects, indefinite pronouns, either and neither, relative clauses, quantities and inverted sentences, where proximity can falsely suggest the wrong verb.
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