Q. In the following sentence, which two are in apposition?

I presumed it unfair to promote such things.

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Q. Which of these agree in number and person?

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Q. In the following sentence, which word is in accusative case?

This is the person whom you are looking for.

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Q. Which of these is used in the following phrase?

“This machine.”

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Q. Verbs are in agreement with their subject only in number.

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Q. Verb takes a plural form in case of double subject.

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His aim and object ___ to pass the C.A. examination.

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Q. Fill in the blank.

Neither Ramesh nor his brother ___ present in the office.

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Q. In case of double subject, when does verb takes plural form?

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Q. Fill in the blank.

Neither Sona nor I ________ present in the office.

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Q. A team of detectives ______ coming to inspect the crime scene.

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Q. Fill in the blank.

The council _________ not unanimous on certain economic issues.

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Q. Homophones are words that sound different but have same meanings.

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Q. Which of these means to omit?

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Q. Which of these means to influence?

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Q. ______ is the most important city of a country.

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Q. Which of these is an adjective?

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Q. Fill in the blank.

She writes everyday in her ____

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Q. Which of these expresses distance?

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Q. _____ refers to the second-mentioned thing of two things.

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