Although they came from very different countries, Joe and Jampal were pioneer in cancer medical hospitals.

In a noun agreement, the verb, subject, and noun agree in the number.

In the given sentence, the subject and verb are in a plural number, so the noun should also be in the plural form.

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Although they came from very different countries, Joe and Jampal were early pioneer in cancer medical hospital.

The sentence contains a noun agreement error, where the singular noun "pioneer" disagrees with the plural compound subject "Joe and Jampal." The correct version of the sentence involves changing "pioneer" to its plural form, "pioneers," to ensure proper agreement between the subject and the noun.

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Although they came from very different countries, Joe and Jampal were early pioneered in cancer medical hospital.

The sentence is grammatically incorrect because "pioneered" is incorrect here. Additionally, the phrase "early pioneered" lacks clarity, and it doesn’t convey the intended meaning.

pioneered

Although they came from very different countries, Joe and Jampal were early pioneering in cancer medical hospital.

The sentence contains a grammatical error due to the use of the word "pioneering." It lacks proper noun agreement.

pioneering

Although they came from very different countries, Joe and Jampal were early pioneers in cancer medical hospital.

The sentence is correct in terms of noun agreement. In this sentence, the noun "pioneers" agrees with the plural compound subject "Joe and Jampal," ensuring proper grammatical alignment between the subject and the associated noun.

pioneers

Correct sentence

Although they came from very different countries, Joe and Jampal were early pioneers in cancer medical hospitals.

Option

D

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