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Correct answer: C. If there is a crime committed and the police go in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever is relevant.
- A. If there is a crime committed and the police goes in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever is relevant.
- B. If there is crime committed and the police go in with a search warrant, it just seizes whatever is relevant
- C. If there is a crime committed and the police go in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever is relevant.
- D. If there is a crime committed and the police goes in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever are relevant.
Explanation
Option C has the correct subject-verb agreement ("police go" instead of "police goes") and uses the appropriate form of the verb "seize" to match the plural subject "police." It is grammatically accurate.
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