...help the children draw the animal(s) they choose.
When each child can only choose one animal, which form is correct?
I guess plural form is correct here, since the "children" is in plural form.
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When each child can only choose one animal, which form is correct?
I guess plural form is correct here, since the "children" is in plural form.
If you're talking about only one animal to draw for all the children, then it can be kept singular. Here you are asking them to choose from, so are various animals to draw from, then plural.