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Please cease talking while I (is, are, am) trying to discuss our assignment. |
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China's leading export minerals (is, are, am) tungsten, antimony, tin, molybdenum, mercury, manganese, barite, and salt. |
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I (is, are, am) a very sentimental person and I cherish the items from my great-grandmother. |
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It (is, are, am) our tradition to eat black-eyed peas on New Year's Day. |
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My experience is limited to indoor gyms, but I (is, are, am) anxious to get outside. |
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It (is, are, am) hard to separate the twins from each other because they look so much alike. |
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It (is, are, am) better to confront your problems than to hide from them. |
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I (is, are, am) very fortunate to have such wonderful children. |
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Visitors to the United States (is, are, am) allowed to stay for a maximum of six months. |
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Sometimes if I (is, are, am) not feeling well, I just want to hibernate in my bedroom for a day. |
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The city (is, are, am) going to install four new public restrooms. |
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Chameleons (is, are, am) known as masters of disguise, but contrary to popular belief, these lizards do not change colors to camouflage themselves. |
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The beautiful pink glass plates in the antique store (is, are, am) not authentic Depression glass. |
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Although there are many who do not think he will be a good king, Charles (is, are, am) the heir apparent. |
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In the Caribbean waters there (is, are, am) fish of every hue. |
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Jordan (is, are, am) a fanatic about water and would swim in the wintertime if he could. |
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Although there (is, are, am) many who do not think he will be a good king, Charles is the heir apparent. |
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I did not eat breakfast this morning, so I (is, are, am) getting a little hungry now. |
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The Johnsons (is, are, am) loath to move, but Mr. Johnson's job transfer makes it necessary. |
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Do you know if there (is, are, am) an aviary at the Cincinnati zoo? |
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