In question below fill the gap with the appropriate option:
Ahmed is one of the boys who always .... good work
does
would do
do
done
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D correct ans i do because it refering to boys dat relative pronoun (who) attract plural not does
d correct answer is 'do' not 'does'. Dis is becos, d boys dat do gud work ar many, the verb de4 must by plural
If the antecedent of 'One of' is a relative pronoun( who, which, that, etc) , the verb must be in plural
Example: This is one of the boys who sleep in the class not sleeps
So, the answer should read: Ahmed is one of the boys who always do good
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The correct option is A. does.
In the given sentence, the subject is "Ahmed" and the verb that agrees with it is "does." The use of "always" in the sentence indicates a habitual action, where Ahmed always does good work, which means that the action is in the present tense.
The option "would do" is incorrect as it is a conditional statement referring to a hypothetical situation in the future. For instance, "Ahmed would do good work if he had more time."
The option "do" is also incorrect because it is the present tense of the verb "do," but it doesn't agree with the third-person singular subject "Ahmed."
The option "done" is incorrect as it is the past participle of the verb "do," and doesn't fit in the structure of the sentence as there is no auxiliary verb to use it.
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The answer is A according to rule of concord selection Agreement .where one or any figure or number is selected from among a larger unit (a plural noun ) it is the number selected (wether singular or plural) that will determine the verb e.g one of my teachers is/are wicked because we selected one we should choose is which is a singular verb like one or one of my teachers goes to cinema everyday both one and goes are singular.
D is definitely correct guys correct because I can relate it to one question in jamb that says "one of the women who SELL ......why didn't they say SELLS the singular verb. This is the rule of proximity if i may say because the nearest to the verb determines the form of verb to be used.
In addition to the example I gave above,not only one woman sells okay? but one of them is in question.so if i want to complete it, I could say,one of the women who sell HAS(a verb for the woman alone follows)
put to bed....
So one of the boys who always DO good PLAYS alot.i just hope you understand 🫣
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The correct answer is C
one of + plural noun + who/that + plural verb
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the selected answer is purely wrong. can't you see relative clause? it will make it to go with plural verb Do
The answer is Do because whenever a relative pronoun is introduced in a sentence the subject before the relative pronoun determine the verb after the pronoun
Boys--Do
