Information entered in Base Facts _______ flow into Needs Analysis; information entered into Needs Analysis _______ flow into Base Facts.

Information entered in Base Facts _______ flow into Needs Analysis; information entered into Needs Analysis _______ flow into Base Facts.

• A. do; does
• B. does; does
• C. does; do
• D. do; do not

Answer: (B)

The main idea is subject-verb agreement with a singular subject and the use of do-support for emphasis in present tense. Here, Information is treated as a singular, uncountable noun, so the main verb normally aligns with that singular subject. When we want to emphasize the action, we use does + the base form of the verb. That means the correct form is does flow, not flows, in each clause. So both clauses take does flow: Information entered in Base Facts does flow into Needs Analysis; information entered into Needs Analysis does flow into Base Facts. The other options would either mismatch the subject with the verb form or use the wrong auxiliary for emphasis.

The main idea is subject-verb agreement with a singular subject and the use of do-support for emphasis in present tense. Here, Information is treated as a singular, uncountable noun, so the main verb normally aligns with that singular subject. When we want to emphasize the action, we use does + the base form of the verb. That means the correct form is does flow, not flows, in each clause. So both clauses take does flow: Information entered in Base Facts does flow into Needs Analysis; information entered into Needs Analysis does flow into Base Facts. The other options would either mismatch the subject with the verb form or use the wrong auxiliary for emphasis.