Read the sentence. [1] alejandro’s guidance counselor is him plan his schedule for next year. [2] she suggests that he take ap chemistry and ap french to improve his chances of getting into college. [3] neither he nor his parents think he’ll have time to do the work for both courses, and both is offered at the same time. [4] he plans to decide the week before classes start. which sentence has an indefinite pronoun-verb agreement error? a. sentence 1 b. sentence 2 c. sentence 3 d. sentence 4

The correct answer is c. sentence 3.

Explanation:

In the first sentence, the verb is "is", which agrees with the subject (the teacher; in the second one, the reporting verb suggest requires subject + verb in simple form after it; number 4 is also correct because the verb plans uses a verb in infinitive after it.

On the other hand, sentence 3 says after the come both is, meaning that the subject is plural (two) but the verb is singular (is). So the correct form is both are.

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Explanation:

b is the correct answer

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