Choose the correct alternative.
1Choose the correct alternative.
Select 2 answers.
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We can use despite or in spite of.
2Choose the correct alternative.
Select 2 answers.
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The relative pronoun acts as the subject or object of the relative clause. Hence, the relative clause does not need a separate subject.
3Choose the correct alternative.
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Enjoy always needs an expressed object.
4Choose the correct alternative.
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5Choose the correct alternative.
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6Choose the correct alternative.
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Use a singular verb after each.
7Choose the correct alternative.
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8Choose the correct alternative.
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9Choose the correct alternative.
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10Choose the correct alternative.
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Use a singular verb after one of.
11Choose the correct alternative.
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Use a plural verb after some of + plural subject.
12Choose the correct alternative.
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Cattle is a plural noun. It is used with a plural verb. We do not say cattles or one cattle.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Choose the correct alternative. We went out despite the rain./We went out in spite of the rain.
- Choose the correct alternative. 2. This is Stella, who works with me./2. This is Stella. She works with me.
- Choose the correct alternative. Go and enjoy yourself.
- Choose the correct alternative. He and I are brothers.
- Choose the correct alternative. The rich man didn’t give the beggar anything.
- Choose the correct alternative. Each of these pictures was drawn by him.
- Choose the correct alternative. None of us went
- Choose the correct alternative. Neither passed the test.
- Choose the correct alternative. Her hair is black.
- Choose the correct alternative. One of my friends has just returned from Zambia.
- Choose the correct alternative. Some of the panelists were against the proposal.
- Choose the correct alternative. The cattle are grazing.
