Subject-Verb Agreement AND Tense

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Each July, one of the world's largest folk-art festivals gathers artists globally for a vibrant bazaar in Santa Fe, showcasing handmade masterworks from over 200 artists across 60 countries.

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brings

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Each July, one of the largest folk-art festivals gathers over 200 artists from 60 countries in Santa Fe, offering handmade masterworks. Market-goers can find unique treasures and meet the creators. The work of master artists lines the walls.

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NO CHANGE

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Kite-flying in Japan has a rich history, with the first kites flying nearly 1,400 years ago. Kites are crafted from bamboo and washi paper, adorned with colorful illustrations from folklore. Each region boasts unique designs, totaling over 130 varieties.

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were flown

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Kite-flying in Japan has a rich history, with the first kites dating back nearly 1,400 years. Made from bamboo and washi paper, they feature colorful illustrations from folklore. Each region boasts unique designs, totaling over 130 varieties.

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has remained

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Kite-flying in Japan has a rich history, with kites made from bamboo and washi paper, featuring colorful illustrations from folklore. Each region has unique designs, totaling over 130 varieties.

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decorate

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Kite-flying in Japan has a rich history, with the first kites dating back nearly 1,400 years. Made from bamboo and washi paper, they feature colorful illustrations and unique designs across regions, totaling over 130 varieties. No single design is typical of Japanese kites.

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is

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In a village at the rainforest's edge, an old woman bends fabric and straw into baskets, holding papayas and centuries of craft. Basket weaving, originating in the Middle East 7,000 years ago, is widespread but fragile due to natural materials. Techniques are preserved and evolving.

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bend

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In a village, an old woman weaves baskets that hold papayas and centuries of craft. Basket weaving, originating 7,000 years ago in the Middle East, is widespread but fragile due to natural materials. Techniques have been preserved and expanded over generations.

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they are also holding

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Concorde, the first supersonic passenger jet, could fly over 1,100 mph, twice the speed of sound, transporting passengers across the Atlantic in 2 hours.

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went

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Concorde retired in 2003; a new plane may fly halfway around the world in 4 hours. Engineers face challenges with sonic booms, as planes breaking the sound barrier are very loud and must fly over water. The correct verb form is:

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is