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question 1 of 13 Grade: Ten - G10
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Q: How can someone born outside Zambia to Zambian parents prove their citizenship?

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The correct answer is 'HAS'. Words like 'each', 'every', 'either', 'neither' are always singular. Even though 'students' is plural, the subject is 'each' (singular). Example: 'Every boy and girl in the class has a pencil.' 'Each of the children wants ice cream.' These words emphasize individuality, so we use singular verbs.

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The correct answer is 'HAS'. Words like 'each', 'every', 'either', 'neither' are always singular. Even though 'students' is plural, the subject is 'each' (singular). Example: 'Every boy and girl in the class has a pencil.' 'Each of the children wants ice cream.' These words emphasize individuality, so we use singular verbs.

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