Could anyone help me to answer these questions? Thank you very much ^^
1. Should I use ‘was’ or ‘were’ in the following sentence: “There was/were more than one third of the teachers.”

2.Is this sentence grammatically correct: “it impossible for me to remember each student not mention about applying these assessment technique”?

3.There is 15% of teachers choose an answer so can I use “quite large” to talk about this number: “a quite large number of teachers agree that …”? If it’s incorrect, could you help me to correct it.

4. Should I use the word that in the following sentence: “The interviewee B explained more that, “I love you”

5. Are there any error in the following sentences: "Circular No. 30 (MOET, 2014) depicted policy makers’ efforts to innovate primary assessment practice towards a balance approach between assessment for learning and assessment of learning. However, for this policy to come into practice, it is the practitioners that play the decisive role. "

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Could anyone help me to answer these questions? Thank you very much ^^
1. Should I use ‘was’ or ‘were’ in the following sentence: “There was/were more than one third of the teachers.”

2.Is this sentence grammatically correct: “it impossible for me to remember each student not mention about applying these assessment technique”?

3.There is 15% of teachers choose an answer so can I use “quite large” to talk about this number: “a quite large number of teachers agree that …”? If it’s incorrect, could you help me to correct it.

4. Should I use the word that in the following sentence: “The interviewee B explained more that, “I love you”

5. Are there any error in the following sentences: "Circular No. 30 (MOET, 2014) depicted policy makers’ efforts to innovate primary assessment practice towards a balance approach between assessment for learning and assessment of learning. However, for this policy to come into practice, it is the practitioners that play the decisive role. "

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for Q.4 : yes you can but it's more better that we say than for that sentence

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