hard · U.S. Naturalization Test (2025 Standard) English
The officer dictates: 'Citizens have the right to vote.' Two traps hide here: the plural versus possessive of citizen, and a homophone that sounds like the word for a freedom.
Which is the correct written form?
- Citizen's have the right to vote.
- Citizens have the right to vote.
- Citizens has the right to vote.
- Citizens have the write to vote.
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