Question

Circle the correct sentence. 1. (a. These trousers are short.b. This trousers are short.2. a. Those coat is long.b. That coat is long.3. a. These gloves are nice.b. These gloves is nice.4. a. Take that sweater. They're warm.b. Take that sweater. It's warm.5. a. How much are the shoes?b. How much is the shoes?6. a. He's wearing blue jeans.b. He's wearing a blue jeans.7. a. The shorts are £7.b. The shorts is £7.8. a. OK. I'll take five T-shirts.b. OK. I'll take five T-shirt.​

Answer 1

1)a2)b3)a4)b5)a6)a7)a8)a

Answer 2

1.a

2.b

3.a

4.b

5.b

6.a

7a

8a

Answer 3

Sure, I'd be happy to help you circle the correct sentences in the given options: 1. (a. These trousers are short. **b. This trousers are short.** The correct sentence is option "a" because "trousers" is a plural noun, so you should use the plural form of the verb "are." 2. (a. Those coat is long. **b. That coat is long.** The correct sentence is option "b" because "coat" is a singular noun, so you should use the singular form of the verb "is." 3. (a. These gloves are nice. **b. These gloves is nice.** The correct sentence is option "a" because "gloves" is a plural noun, so you should use the plural form of the verb "are." 4. (a. Take that sweater. They're warm. **b. Take that sweater. It's warm.** The correct sentence is option "b" because "sweater" is a singular noun, so you should use the singular form of the verb "It's." 5. (a. How much are the shoes? **b. How much is the shoes?** The correct sentence is option "a" because "shoes" is a plural noun, so you should use the plural form of the verb "are." 6. (a. He's wearing blue jeans. **b. He's wearing a blue jeans.** The correct sentence is option "a" because "jeans" is a plural noun, and you don't typically use "a" with plural nouns. 7. (a. The shorts are £7. **b. The shorts is £7.** The correct sentence is option "a" because "shorts" is a plural noun, so you should use the plural form of the verb "are." 8. (a. OK. I'll take five T-shirts. **b. OK. I'll take five T-shirt.** The correct sentence is option "a" because "T-shirts" is the plural form of "T-shirt," and in this context, you are referring to multiple T-shirts, so you use the plural form.