Read the sentence. There (is, are) several rings around the planet, and a moon (orbit, orbits) outside the rings. Which verbs correctly complete the sentence? Answers: is; orbits are; orbit is; orbit are;

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Read the sentence.

There (is, are) several rings around the planet, and a moon (orbit, orbits) outside the rings.
Which verbs correctly complete the sentence?

Answers:
is; orbits

are; orbit

is; orbit

are; orbits

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Are because there is more than one ring, and I think it’s orbit because it’s one moon.
D- are;orbit

Marco Ancona answered Jul 24, 2022

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