In the sentence below, which verb form maintains proper subject-verb concord?
"Every one of the newly appointed directors, despite the recent administrative reforms, ______ required to submit a comprehensive financial audit by Friday."
- isCevap
- Bare
- Cwere
- Dhave been
Cevap
The correct verb form is 'is' because the grammatical subject 'Every one' is singular.
The head noun of the subject phrase is 'Every one', which is singular and requires a singular verb. The intervening plural nouns 'directors' and 'reforms' exist within prepositional and contrastive phrases and do not change the subject number. Therefore, the singular present verb 'is' correctly completes the sentence.
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