Not only does children have fewer chances of surviving and are underfed, but they also lack educational opportunities.

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The correct option is C Not only do children have
The sentence is specifying two conditions. Therefore 'not only' is suitable usage. As 'children' is a plural number, so we should use 'do'.
Eg: Politicians have not only manipulated us, but they have exploited us also.

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Not only does children have fewer chances of surviving and are underfed, but they also lack educational opportunities.

The correct option is C Not only do children haveThe sentence is specifying two conditions. Therefore 'not only' is suitable usage. As 'children' is a plural number, so we should use 'do'. Eg: Politicians have not only manipulated us, but they have exploited us also.

The correct option is C Not only do children have
The sentence is specifying two conditions. Therefore 'not only' is suitable usage. As 'children' is a plural number, so we should use 'do'.
Eg: Politicians have not only manipulated us, but they have exploited us also.