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Which sentence correctly avoids using the singular contraction ‘there’s’ with a plural noun?

AThere's are many reasons for this.
BThere is many reasons for this.
CThere's many reasons for this.
DThere are many reasons for this.
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Which sentence correctly uses subject-verb inversion after ‘not only’ at the beginning of a sentence?

ANot only she smart is, but also hardworking.
BNot only she is smart, but also hardworking.
CNot only does she smart, but also hardworking.
DNot only is she smart, but also hardworking.
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Which sentence correctly uses the superlative ‘least’ rather than the comparative ‘less’ when comparing three or more items?

AThis is the less expensive option of the three.
BThis is the least expensive option of the three.
CThis is the less expensive option of three.
DThis is the least expensive option of two.
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Which sentence correctly uses the intransitive verb ‘rises’ rather than the transitive verb ‘raises’?

AThe sun raises in the east.
BThe sun rise in the east.
CThe sun raising in the east.
DThe sun rises in the east.
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Which sentence correctly uses the two-word adverbial phrase ‘every day’ rather than the one-word adjective ‘everyday’?

AI go for a walk every day.
BI go for a walk every days.
CI go for an everyday walk.
DI go for a walk everyday.
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Which sentence correctly uses the two-word phrase ‘a lot’ rather than the incorrect single word ‘alot’?

AI have alot of work to do.
BI have a-lot of work to do.
CI have allot of work to do.
DI have a lot of work to do.
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Which sentence correctly uses ‘ensure’ rather than ‘assure’ to mean ‘make certain’?

APlease ensure that the doors are locked.
BPlease assured that the doors are locked.
CPlease insure that the doors are locked.
DPlease assure that the doors are locked.
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