Test: Agreements Of Verbs- 1 - Bank Exams MCQ

Out of the given verbs, the verb 'are' correctly completes the sentence as two plural subjects connected by the conjunction 'either...or' always take a plural verb.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'Either a pen or a pencil is required in the exam hall' is grammatically correct as according to the subject-verb agreement, two singular subjects connected by the conjunction 'either...or' always take a singular verb.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'Danny or Dane, what are his name?' is grammatically incorrect as two singular subjects,  'Danny' and 'Dane', connected by the conjunction 'or' should be followed by a singular verb.

Out of the given verbs, the verb 'has' correctly completes the sentence as a singular subject always takes a singular verb.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'Riya and Sam are travelling next month' is grammatically correct as according to the subject-verb agreement, two or more subjects connected by the conjunction 'and' always take a plural verb.

Out of the given verbs, the verb 'are' correctly completes the sentence as two or more subjects connected by the conjunction 'and' always take a plural verb.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'Either cakes or cookies is baked' is grammatically incorrect as the two plural subjects 'cakes' and 'cookies' connected by the conjunction 'either...or' should be followed by a plural verb.

Out of the given verbs, the verb 'has' correctly completes the sentence as a subject preceded by the determiner 'each' always takes a singular verb.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'The jury is going to take the final decision' is grammatically correct as according to the subject-verb agreement, a collective noun always takes a singular verb.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'The cars is very expensive' is grammatically incorrect as the plural subject 'The cars' should be followed by a plural verb.