The correct answer is Option (2) - Eagles
The sentence "________ can fly very fast" requires a subject that is plural and generic, as it refers to the general ability of eagles to fly fast.
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The eagles
- Incorrect: "The eagles" refers to specific eagles, but the sentence implies a general statement about eagles.
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Eagles
- Correct: "Eagles" is a plural noun referring to eagles in general, which fits the context of the sentence.
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A eagle
- Incorrect: "A eagle" is grammatically incorrect because "a" cannot be used with a word starting with a vowel sound. Also, "a eagle" is singular, while the sentence refers to a general ability.
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An eagles
- Incorrect: "An" is used with singular words that start with a vowel sound, and "eagles" is plural, making this grammatically incorrect.
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