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English, 18.03.2020 23:18, donterriuscollier

Which sentence demonstrates
proper subject/verb agreement?
[Remember, "everyone" is a singular
pronoun.]
A. Everyone were dancing and singing the night
away while I was sent to the hospital.
B. Everyone are singing and dancing the night away
while I am sent to the hospital.
C. Everyone is singing and dancing the night away
while I am sent to the hospital.

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