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C. DIRECTIONS: If a sentence has an incorrect verb form, cross out the incorrect formare the correct form above it. If a sentence is already correct, write C on the line prove
1. The articles, although they had some good information, was not suitable for
research topic.
2. The cabin that has the red shutters was built in the 1950s.
3.
Chameleons, which can change color, uses this ability to hide from predators.
4.
An argument that contains faulty logic and false information fails to convince most
people.
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