1). Would been treated2). Were always treated3). Would always treated4

1.	1). Would been treated2). Were always treated3). Would always treated4). No improvement
Answer» The noun used in the sentence, 'circus animals' is present in its plural FORM. So, the CORRESPONDING verb must also be present in plural form. The past tense plural form here, then, becomes 'were'. THEREFORE, the CORRECT ANSWER is option 2. Improved sentence - The circus animals $were always treated$ $very poorly in the past.$

1). Would been treated2). Were always treated3). Would always treated4). No improvement

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The noun used in the sentence, 'circus animals' is present in its plural FORM. So, the CORRESPONDING verb must also be present in plural form. The past tense plural form here, then, becomes 'were'. THEREFORE, the CORRECT ANSWER is option 2.

Improved sentence - The circus animals $were always treated$ $very poorly in the past.$

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