Which verb completes this sentence?

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Rarely _______ located near city lights or at lower elevations.

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G. Woods, College student, Graduate, Southampton

Answered Sep 24, 2020

Are observatories complete this sentence. This question is about inversion, every starting sentence with a negative expression such as rarely, seldom, hardly, never, no, etc. subject and verb must be inverted.

In addition, the above sentence starts with a negative frequency, and the sentence is omitting the fundamental subject as a possible segment of the main verb.

The negative adverb at the start reveals an inversion between the subject and verb. In this sentence, always pay close attention to the subject, verb, and accord.

John Adney

Answered May 29, 2017

Are observatories can complete this sentence.

John Smith

Answered Sep 27, 2016

1. Are observatories

The sentence begins with a negative frequency adverb and the sentence is missing the main subject a possibly part of the main verb. The negative adverb at the beginning suggests an inversion between the subject and verb. 1. It is not (A) because it has no inversion. 2. It is not (B) because it is only a verb. 3. It is not (C) because it does not include a linking verb. 4. It is (D).