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What is the present tense of the verb to respect in the third person plural. They _____ each other. A. respects B. respecting C. respect D. respects
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What is the present tense of the verb to respect in the third person plural. They _____ each other. A. respects B. respecting C. respect D. respects

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The correct answer is C.

Respects is third person singular.
Respecting is the gerund form.
Respect is the third person plural (as well as a few other tenses and conjugations).
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The answer would be, C. Respect.
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