Choose the sentence(s) that demonstrate correct subject-verb agreement:
I. Neither the principal investigator nor the associates was available for comment.
II. A series of workshops on research ethics are scheduled for next month.
III. The majority of the manuscript has been revised.
IV. Each of the participants were given an informed consent form.
Select the sentence that correctly expresses the sequence of past events.
To show two actions in the past, where one happened before the other, we use:
Here:
So the correct sentence is:
The curator replaced the exhibit after it had deteriorated.
Identify the underlined phrase in each sentence and match it with its correct type.
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| A. The heavy grocery bag slipped from her hand in the kitchen. | (i) Noun Phrase |
| B. He finished his breakfast quite quickly before leaving for office. | (ii) Adjectival Phrase |
| C. The spare keys under the doormat are useful in emergencies. | (iii) Adverbial Phrase |
| D. She felt a bit nervous while waiting for her interview results. | (iv) Prepositional Phrase |
In sentence A, heavy grocery bag works as a noun phrase because it names the thing that slipped.
So,
A $\to$ (i)
In sentence B, quite quickly modifies the verb “finished”, so it is an adverbial phrase.
So,
B $\to$ (iii)
In sentence C, under the doormat begins with the preposition “under”, so it is a prepositional phrase.
So,
C $\to$ (iv)
In sentence D, a bit nervous describes the subject “She”, so it is an adjectival phrase.
So,
D $\to$ (ii)
Therefore, the correct matching is:
a-(i), b-(iii), c-(iv), d-(ii)
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