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Many, in fact, are unable to read at all. 3. The subject of this sentence is a. read. b. Many. c. all. d. fact.
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Many, in fact, are unable to read at all.

3. The subject of this sentence is
a. read.
b. Many.
c. all.
d. fact.

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I would have to say many.

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