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what is the problem with the following sentence? a. He want to give me a bright red car. a. word order. b. noun-adjective agreement. c. pronoun-antecedent agreement. D. subject-been agreement.

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"D. subject-been agreement" is the problem with this sentence. It should be "He wants to give me a bright red car" or ever "He wanted to give me a bright red car"
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