Multiple choice

Directions: The sentence has a part (or whole sentence) underlined. The part may have error of grammar and/or syntax. Identify the error and select the option that rectifies the error. Just around the corner is a bakery and a supermarket.

  1. Just around the corner is a bakery and a supermarket.

  2. At the corner, just around, is a bakery and a supermarket.

  3. A bakery and a super market is just around the corner.

  4. Just around the corner are a bakery and a super market.

  5. A bakery along with a super market are just around the corner.
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D Correct answer
Explanation

 (D) is grammatically correct as in the sentence there are two things, supermarket and a bakery and verb 'are' used is also plural.

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