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Choose the correct sentence: He is one of those people who is always late.

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Question: Choose the correct sentence: He is one of those people who is always late.

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  1. He is one of those people who are always late.
  2. He is one of those person who is always late.
  3. He is one of those people who is always late.
  4. He is one of those people who were always late.

Correct Answer: He is one of those people who are always late.

Solution:

The relative pronoun \'who\' refers to \'people\' (plural), but the verb \'is\' is correct because it refers to \'one\'.

Choose the correct sentence: He is one of those people who is always late.

Practice Questions

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Choose the correct sentence: He is one of those people who is always late.
  1. He is one of those people who are always late.
  2. He is one of those person who is always late.
  3. He is one of those people who is always late.
  4. He is one of those people who were always late.

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

Choose the correct sentence: He is one of those people who is always late.
  • Step 1: Identify the subject of the sentence. The subject is 'He', which refers to one person.
  • Step 2: Look at the phrase 'one of those people'. Here, 'people' is plural, but 'one' is singular.
  • Step 3: Understand the relative pronoun 'who'. It refers to 'people', but the verb must agree with 'one'.
  • Step 4: Notice that 'is' is used after 'who'. This is correct because it refers back to 'one', not 'people'.
  • Step 5: Conclude that the sentence is correct as it stands: 'He is one of those people who is always late.'
  • Subject-Verb Agreement – Understanding how the subject of a sentence (singular or plural) affects the verb form.
  • Relative Pronouns – Using 'who' correctly to refer to people in a sentence.
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