can someone help me pls. What is wrong with these sentences Boys ate every bit of the eggs, bacon, and grits that were in the refrigerator.
sorry it's just one sentence.
It's an odd sentence. Are we talking about particular boys? Or boys in general? If particular, it should be "The boys." I would also drop "that were." So: The boys ate every bit of the eggs, bacon and grits in the refrigerator.
"[E]very bit" is a singular noun, but "were" implies that what is in the refrigerator is plural. Even though "eggs, bacon, and grits" is a list of three things, if they're combined into "every bit," it's just a singular deal.
Just to be clear: if we're going to be using a singular noun phrase here, we need to change "were" to "was" to keep the agreement proper.
moorea3, what was the correct answer. could you tell me all 10 answers thanks
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