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Practice Questions

I would rather you stay here.

A. I would rather you stayed
B. I would rather you stay
C. I would rather you had stayed
D. I would rather you should stay

'Would rather' followed by a subject requires the subjunctive (past tense) verb.

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He is the man whom I think is honest.

A. He is the man who
B. He is the man whom
C. He is the man whose
D. He is the man to whom

'Who' is the subject of 'is honest'.

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Ten kilometers are a long distance to walk.

A. Ten kilometers is
B. Ten kilometers were
C. Ten kilometers have
D. Ten kilometers are

Distances, treated as a single unit, take a singular verb.

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Hard work and dedication is the key to success.

A. Hard work and dedication are
B. Hard work and dedication has
C. Hard work and dedication were
D. Hard work and dedication are

Multiple subjects ('work and dedication') take a plural verb.

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One of my friends are going to Lahore.

A. One of my friends is
B. One of my friends were
C. One of my friends have
D. One of my friends are

The subject is 'One' (singular).

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The police is coming.

A. The police are
B. The police was
C. The police has
D. The police were

'Police' is a collective noun functioning as plural.

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He asked me to whom I was speaking.

A. He asked me who
B. He asked me whom
C. He asked me whose
D. He asked me to whom

'Whom' is the object of the preposition 'to'.

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If it rains, we will cancel the picnic.

A. If it rained
B. If it rains
C. If it rain
D. If it had rained

First conditional structure: 'If' + present, 'will' + base form.

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I wish I would have gone to the party.

A. I wish I had gone
B. I wish I went
C. I wish I would go
D. I wish I had have gone

'Wish' about the past requires past perfect ('had gone').

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The book, including the notes, were lost.

A. The book, including the notes, was
B. The book, including the notes, have
C. The book, including the notes, are
D. The book, including the notes, were

Subject is 'book' (singular).

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She is taller than anyone in the class.

A. She is taller than anyone else
B. She is taller than any
C. She is taller than anyone
D. She is taller than someone

To compare a person with the rest of the group, use 'anyone else'.

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Neither of the two boys have done the work.

A. Neither of the two boys has
B. Neither of the two boys were
C. Neither of the two boys are
D. Neither of the two boys have

'Neither' is singular.

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The scissors is sharp.

A. The scissors are
B. The scissors was
C. The scissors has
D. The scissors are

'Scissors' is always plural.

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My father give me a gift yesterday.

A. My father gave
B. My father has given
C. My father had give
D. My father gives

'Yesterday' indicates past tense ('gave').

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The phone was laid on the table.

A. The phone was lain
B. The phone was lied
C. The phone was lying
D. The phone was laid

'Lie' (to recline) has the participle 'lain', but 'lying' is better; 'lay' requires an object. 'Lying' is the correct active form.

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Everyone must finish their work by five o’clock.

A. Everyone must finish his or her
B. Everyone must finish his
C. Everyone must finish their
D. Everyone must finish its

'Everyone' is singular; formal grammar prefers 'his or her' to match the singular pronoun.

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The criteria for selection is very strict.

A. The criteria for selection are
B. The criteria for selection has
C. The criteria for selection was
D. The criteria for selection were

'Criteria' is the plural of 'criterion' and requires the plural verb 'are'.

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My brother and me went to the park.

A. My brother and I
B. Me and my brother
C. I and my brother
D. My brother and mine

Subject pronouns ('I') must be used for the subject of the sentence.

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The students, as well as the teacher, is leaving.

A. The students, as well as the teacher, are
B. The students, as well as the teacher, was
C. The students, as well as the teacher, has
D. The students, as well as the teacher, were

Intervening phrases like 'as well as' do not change the number of the subject ('students' is plural).

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