This exercise tests subject–verb agreement and the “going to” future form. The provided sentence is incomplete, so its visible grammar is corrected without inventing the missing words.
Grammar correction and explanation
Correct answer:Correct the available phrase to: “Saudi Arabia is going to increase …”
The subject “Saudi Arabia” names one country and is grammatically singular, so the verb must be “is,” not “are.” The construction for a future plan is “be going to” followed by the base verb. Therefore, “Saudi Arabia are going increase” becomes “Saudi Arabia is going to increase.” The supplied sentence ends with the incomplete fragment “vi,” so the missing ending should not be invented. The complete intended sentence still needs to be supplied.
Question and answer
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| correct the verb in the following saudi arabia are going increase the capacity of umrah vi | Correct the available phrase to: “Saudi Arabia is going to increase …” |