Everyone of the students
has bought
his
identity card E. No Error
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Answer is Right!
The correct answer is: E. No Error
The sentence “Everyone of the students has bought his identity card” is grammatically correct. The subject “Everyone of the students” is plural, so the verb “has bought” is also plural. The pronoun “his” agrees with the subject “Everyone of the students,” which is a singular noun phrase that refers to a group of people. The noun “identity card” is a common noun that refers to a document that identifies a person.
The other options are incorrect for the following reasons:
- Option A: “Everyone of the students” is a singular noun phrase that refers to a group of people. The plural form of “everyone” is “everyones,” but this is not a standard English word.
- Option B: The verb “has bought” is plural, so the subject “Everyone of the students” must also be plural. The singular form of “has bought” is “has bought.”
- Option C: The pronoun “his” agrees with the subject “Everyone of the students,” which is a singular noun phrase that refers to a group of people. The plural form of “his” is “their.”
- Option D: The noun “identity card” is a common noun that refers to a document that identifies a person. The singular form of “identity card” is “identity card.”