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