Question

11.h.17b. tuesday weekly bell work-december 16th
the following sentence was taken from an act english section. choose the option that best expresses the idea, makes the statement appropriate for standard written english, or is worded most consistently with the style and tone of the sentence as a whole. if you think the original version is best, choose
o change\
although all people have plans for the future, sometimes are plans are worth nothing.
○ no change
○ our plans are
○ are plans our
○ our plans our

Explanation:

The original phrase "are plans are" is grammatically incorrect. We need a possessive pronoun to show whose plans. "Our plans are" makes the sentence "Although all people have plans for the future, sometimes our plans are worth nothing" grammatically correct and consistent in meaning (referring to people's - our - plans). The other options either repeat errors or have incorrect wording.

Answer:

B. our plans are (assuming the options are labeled with letters, with "our plans are" as the correct one)