Correct option is C
Option (c) contains an error.
Explanation: Nyra is a
singular proper noun, hence it should be followed by
"has", not
"have".
Correct sentence:
Nyra has been taking dance classes this year.
Grammatical rule used:
·
Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular subjects (like Nyra) must be followed by singular verbs (has), and plural subjects by plural verbs (have).
· Present Perfect Continuous Tense for ongoing actions:
·
Structure: Subject + has/have + been + verb-ing
·
Example:
· He
has been working all day.
· They
have been waiting since morning.
Information Booster:
· Collective nouns and proper names always follow subject-verb agreement rules.
· Be careful with proper nouns that sound plural (e.g., News is singular, The United States takes singular verbs, etc.)