Both of you two
can come with me
to the play tonight
No error
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The correct answer is: D. No error
The sentence “Both of you two can come with me to the play tonight” is grammatically correct. The word “you” is a plural pronoun, so the plural verb “can” is used. The preposition “to” is used to indicate the destination of the action, and the noun phrase “the play tonight” specifies the destination.
The sentence could be rephrased as follows:
- You two can come with me to the play tonight.
- Both of you are welcome to come with me to the play tonight.
- You are both invited to come with me to the play tonight.
The sentence could also be expanded to include more information, such as the time of the play, the location of the theater, or the name of the play.
- Both of you can come with me to the play tonight at 8:00 PM at the Palace Theater. We’re seeing “The Lion King.”