curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-manage-a-conversation/67efdb0dc341442c33e43a28.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Brian want Sarah to tell him?
He wants to know how things are going with her.
He wants to know if she has finished the project.
Brian's question is more general, not specifically about the project.
He wants to know if she's available for a meeting.
Brian's question does not mention a meeting.
He wants to know if she has any updates to share.
The question is not about updates.
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Everything is treated as a singular noun, even though it refers to multiple things. In sentences like How is everything? or Everything's fine, the verb is in the third person singular form because everything is considered a singular subject. For example:
Everything is ready for the presentation. – Even though everything refers to multiple items or tasks, it uses the singular verb is.
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