The millipede, or "insect with a thousand legs," actually (moves/move) on fewer than a hundred. subject agreement

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The millipede, or "insect with a thousand legs," actually (moves/move) on fewer

than a hundred.

subject agreement

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Answer:

The millipede moves on fewer then a hundred legs.

Because this sentence is not a future-tense statement, the answer is "moves"

Catavaran answered Apr 21, 2021

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