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Dear [Name].Sally. Could you check my homework? 1. Fred always eats carrots strong. 2. He made his intentions clear. 3. I found that movie boring. 4. Jane always keeps her room clean. 5. I like my coffee raw. Because you request that I'll match proper words on empty line, I fill proper words. In my opinion, it seems that some questions needs change of word class. Anyway, check my homework. Additionally, Data is a collective noun. Therefore there are many opinions how to use verb. "are" is correct one in British style but "is" is correct one in American style. Could you let me know which one is preferrable. Thanks [이름]

Hello [이름]^_^Happy Tuesday^_^ Thank you so much for doing your homework. I appreciate it. For your question about data, grammatically speaking data is plural. The singular form of data is \"datum\" but I guess a lot don\'t use the word \"datum\" anymore. You are also correct, data can also be a collective noun, meaning it needs a singular verb. If the word data is used as a collective term or a mass noun. But in the sentence given to you, it wasn\'t used as a collective noun, so grammatically, I used a plural verb. If you are following strict grammar rules data needs a plural verb. T. Sally Dear [Name].Sally. >>>Dear [Name]. [Name],( If this is like a letter)Could you check my homework? >>>CORRECT (Sure^_^)1. Fred always eats carrots strong. >>>Fred always eats carrots raw. >>>Or Fred always eats raw carrots.2. He made his intentions clear. >>>CORRECT3. I found that movie boring. >>>CORRECT4. Jane always keeps her room clean. >>>CORRECT5. I like my coffee raw.>>>I like my coffee strong.Because you request that I\'ll match proper words on empty line, I fill proper words. >>>Because you requested to match/find the proper to fill the empty like, I did it.In my opinion, it seems that some questions needs change of word class.>>>In my opinion, it seems that some questions need to be changed.(I\'m not so sure about your idea, but you can explain that later to me)Anyway, check my homework.>>CORRECTAdditionally, Data is a collective noun. >>>CORRECT Therefore there are many opinions how to use verb. >>>Therefore there are many opinions on how to use verbs like \"are\" and \"is\". \"are\" is correct one in British style but \"is\" is correct one in American style. >>>The use of \"are\" is correct one in British style but \"is\" is correct one in American style. Could you let me know which one is preferrable. >>CORRECTThanks[이름] >>>Thanks, [이름]