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As schools resume next, we want to remind you that it is about that you changed all your chairs and tables/desks in bad conditions for easy learning.

Remember:

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2) Altak Strong M

3) Altak Strong B

4) Altak Demighty Chair

5) Rida Arm Chair

6) Rida Armless Chair

7) Altak Scholar Desk

8) Altak Academy Desk

9) Altak Graduate Desk

10) Champion Kiddies Table

11) Palace Kiddies Table, etc.

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Agiville’s Armless Chair is now ₦7,300 per unit for 3000 units. Hurry now and place your order.

This offer runs until 30th April, 2026.

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Rida Elite Armless Chairs are durable, high-quality, ergonomic and stylish chairs designed for comfortability and productivity. They are compact, portable and easily transported. Despite their sleek and compact design, they are weighty. The characteristics and importance of Rida Elite Armless Chairs include:

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2. Suitable for teenagers and adults: They are designed to fit your bodies of both teenagers and adults. Thus, they can be used at schools by students in lower secondary schools and higher secondary schools. They are also popularly used at conference centres and outdoor events.

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JUSTIFICATION FOR QUESTION 86

1. The correct answer to the question is either the option (A) or the option (B). We say or write, ‘The chief, together with his elders, IS (present tense) / WAS (past tense) welcomed to the Durbar festival.’ Unequivocally, options (C) and (D) are not grammatically correct.

2. To begin with, the lexical item ‘chief’ is a singular noun and is the grammatical head of the noun phrase ‘The chief, together with his elders, ....’ It agrees with a singular verb either in the present time or in the past time.

3. Furthermore, the phrase, ‘together with his elders’, is parenthetical phrase which tells us about other people whom are involved. However, when parenthetical phrases, which usually contain with, together with, as well as, in addition to, in collaboration with, in conjunction with, in association with, in company with, etc., the main verb agrees with the main subject, which precedes the parenthetical phrase, both in number and in person; e.g., the chief ... is/was.

4. From the foregoing, it is grammatical to say or write, ‘The chief, together with his elders, IS (present tense) / WAS (past tense) ...,’ and it is not grammatical to say or write, ‘ The chief, together with his elders, ARE (present tense) / WERE (past tense) ....’

5. However, either the option (A) or the option (B) is syntactically correct because there is lexicon that indicates that the action is in the present tense or the past tense. Thus, since the tense of the action is not indicated, the main subject can agree with either a third-person singular present verb (i.e., is) or a third-person singular past verb (i.e., was).

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