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1) B (but it should be "capital letter", not "captital")
A. You must write a sentence with captital letter and end with a full stop.
-- capital letter is a countable noun, we need the article "a"
B. You must write a sentence with a captital letter and end with a full stop.
C. You must write a sentence with captital letters and ends with a full stops.
-- we can separate this into two sentences
-- 1. You must write a sentence with capital letters.
-- 2. You must ends a sentence with a full stops.
-- in the second sentence, we do not need to add an "s" after the modal verb "must". Also, after the article "a", we should not add an "s" for the noun that follows.
2. A
A. The sum of forty-three and seventeen is sixty.
B. The sum of four and seventy are seventy-four.
-- the main verb in this sentence is "are", and it refers to the sum, so should be "is" instead of "are", because the sum is singular.
3. A
A. My parents live in next room.
B. My parents lives on next room.
-- "parents" mean father and mother, it is a plural noun, we do not need to add an "s" in the verb "live"
-- the preposition should not be "on"
C. My parent live at next room.
-- here, "parent" mean father OR mother, it is a singular noun, we need to add an "s" in the verb "live"
2009-06-22 18:24:54 補充:
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