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MenuEnglish - Grammar - Agreement: Test - Answer 8

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Bee playing tennisAll special rights of voting in the election was abolished.

This should be '... were abolished'.

This is because 'special rights' is the subject of this verb.

The 'rights' are plural, even though 'the election' is singular.

That is – 'The special rights were abolished'.

 

  
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