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In the following question, identify the correct subject and verb. The subject is in bold and the verb is underlined.

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In the following question, identify the correct subject and verb. The subject is in bold and the verb is underlined.

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In the following question, identify the correct subject and verb. The subject is in bold and the verb is underlined.

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In the following question, identify the correct subject and verb. The subject is in bold and the verb is underlined.

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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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Find out the sentence/s which is/are written correctly.

  1. Some of the desserts was left by the end of the birthday party.
  2. Your brilliant excuses almost makes up for your tardiness.
  3. Neither Jackson nor Jenna have played hooky.
  4. Either of us is capable of winning.
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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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Find out the sentence/s which is/are written correctly.

  1. Here’s the paper clips you requested.
  2. A limousine and driver are in the driveway.
  3. One-fourth of the voters tend not to cast its ballots in national elections.
  4. Either of the classic cars are for sale.
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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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Find out the sentence/s which is/are written correctly.

  1. Ten dollars are too much to pay for a pen.
  2. The water polo team have won the state championship for the second time.
  3. That skier is one of those who competes nationally.
  4. I can not be calm on roller coasters.
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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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Find out the sentence/s which is/are written correctly.

  1. The sexy, slim, Indian superstar.
  2. The Indian, slim, sexy superstar.
  3. My yellow, old, Ferrari sports car.
  4. My old, yellow, Ferrari sports car.
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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

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In the following question, choose the correct sentence/sentences.

  1. Due to the amicable nature of the new neighbours in the locality, we could come to an amiable settlement of the dispute that had taken place.
  2. Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay gave ascent that they will assent the Mt. Everest and conquer it together.
  3. His immanent literary qualities made him an eminent writer and hence fame became imminent for him.
  4. Kamal is very obedient, agreeable and gracious: a complaisant child. His mother feels complacent of her parentage.
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In the following question, choose the correct sentence/sentences.

  1. The Music Director ingeniously told the media that the song was his ingenuous work.
  2. If you are mendacious in life most of the times, you will have to be mendicant later to win their trust back again.
  3. Being venal is not a venial crime under the court of law.
  4. The leader abjured his followers to adjure violence as a means to demand their rights.
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