Choose the sentence in which the underlined verb agrees with the subject. a) every one of the applicants appear prepared. b) all of the team members is highly qualified. c) each of the job applicants meets with each of the partners in the firm. d) while most employers appreciate good manners, many of them hates a suck-up.

it's c. they ate meeting someone.

the correct answer is a.

in english, an -s is added to the end of a verb when we are talking in the singular third-person (he/she/it). if we are talking about any other subject (i, you, we, they), we don't need the -s at the end of the verb. this is why applicants (they) is correct as the verb is appear.

c and d are incorrect, because they use -s when it is not necessary after job applicants (they) and many of them (they). b is also incorrect because "is" is used with singular objects and "are" with plural objects. hence, it should be, "all of the team members are highly qualified."

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