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Concord Mastery: Advanced GrammarVersion en ligne High-level concord quiz par Shivshankar Rajmohan 1 Which sentence shows correct subject-verb concord with a collective noun used as a single unit? a The committee approves the proposal. b The committee approving the proposal. c The committees approves the proposal. d The committee approve the proposal. 2 In which case is pronoun-antecedent concord violated? a Every student brought their notebook. b Every of the students brought their notebook. c Each of the students brought his notebook. d All of the students brought his notebook. 3 Choose the option that preserves number agreement with the subject’s nearest noun after a distance-break. a The bouquet of flowers smells lovely. b The bouquet of flower smells lovely. c The bouquet of flowers smell lovely. d The bouquet of flowers smell lovely. 4 Which sentence maintains number concord with 'a number of' phrase? a A numbers of players are missing from practice. b A number of players were missing from practice. c A number of players is missing from practice. d A number of players are missing from practice. 5 Choose the correct verb with the subject 'news' treated as a unit. a The news are surprising tonight. b The news have surprised tonight. c The news were surprising tonight. d The news is surprising tonight. 6 Which sentence has proper agreement with 'none' when referring to people? a None of the guests have arrived yet. b None of the guests has arrived yet. c None of the guests arrives yet. d None of the guest have arrived yet. 7 Identify the correct concord with a fractional quantity. a Two-thirds of the team are advancing to playoffs. b Two-thirds of the team have advanced to playoffs. c Two-thirds of the team is advancing to playoffs. d Two-thirds of the team advances to playoffs. 8 Which sentence shows proper concord with 'as well as' not affecting number? a The manager, as well as the assistants, review the report. b The manager, as well as the assistants, reviews the report. c The manager, as well as the assistants, review the report. d The manager, as well as the assistants, reviews the reports. 9 Choose the correct concord with an indefinite pronoun subject 'someone'? a Someone knock at the door. b Someone are knocking at the door. c Someone is knocking at the door. d Someone were knocking at the door. 10 Which sentence exhibits number concord with a collective noun in plural sense in American English? a The team are arguing among themselves after the loss. b The team is arguing among themselves after the loss. c The teams are arguing among themselves after the loss. d The team are arguing among themselves after the losses. 11 Select the sentence with correct number agreement when paired nouns share the same verb. a Bread and butter has been on the table. b Bread and butter is on the table. c Bread and butter are on the table. d Bread and butter were on the table. 12 Which option correctly handles subject-verb agreement with 'nor' or 'neither... nor'? a Neither the students nor the teacher want to leave early. b Neither the student nor the teachers wants to leave early. c Neither the students nor the teacher wants to leave early. d Neither the students nor the teachers wants to leave early. 13 Choose the sentence with correct concord with 'each' or 'every' as subjects. a Every of the samples has a different result. b Every one of the samples has a different result. c Each of the samples has a different result. d Each of the samples have a different result. 14 Identify the correct agreement with a non-count noun used as the subject. a The furnitures in the room need rearrangement. b The furniture in the room need rearrangement. c The furniture in the room needs rearrange. d The furniture in the room needs rearrangement. 15 Which sentence demonstrates correct concord with 'the majority' when referring to a plural noun phrase? a The majority of student are eligible for the scholarship. b The majority of students are eligible for the scholarship. c The majority of students is eligible for the scholarship. d The majority of students were eligible for the scholarship. Feedback 1 When treated as a single unit, a collective noun takes a singular verb. 2 Every can affect number; 'their' is incompatible with 'every' in standard formal style. 3 Ignore the nearest noun after a distance break; the head noun 'bouquet' governs. 4 'A number of' is plural. 5 In British and many varieties, 'news' is treated as singular. 6 'None' can be either singular or plural; with plural noun 'guests', use 'have'. 7 Fractional subjects can be plural when the noun after of is plural. 8 The compound is still governed by the main subject 'manager'. 9 Indefinite pronouns 'someone' take singular verbs. 10 In contexts where the members act individually, American usage may favor plural verb. 11 Compound subjects joined by and take a plural verb. 12 The verb agrees with the nearest subject; 'teacher' (singular) governs. 13 'Each' is singular; uses singular verb. 14 Non-count (uncountable) nouns take singular verbs. 15 Composite subjects with 'the majority' are plural when referring to multiple individuals.

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Concord Mastery: Advanced GrammarVersion en ligne

par Shivshankar Rajmohan

Which sentence shows correct subject-verb concord with a collective noun used as a single unit?

In which case is pronoun-antecedent concord violated?

Choose the option that preserves number agreement with the subject’s nearest noun after a distance-break.

Which sentence maintains number concord with 'a number of' phrase?

Choose the correct verb with the subject 'news' treated as a unit.

Which sentence has proper agreement with 'none' when referring to people?

Identify the correct concord with a fractional quantity.

Which sentence shows proper concord with 'as well as' not affecting number?

Choose the correct concord with an indefinite pronoun subject 'someone'?

Which sentence exhibits number concord with a collective noun in plural sense in American English?

Select the sentence with correct number agreement when paired nouns share the same verb.

Which option correctly handles subject-verb agreement with 'nor' or 'neither... nor'?

Choose the sentence with correct concord with 'each' or 'every' as subjects.

Identify the correct agreement with a non-count noun used as the subject.

Which sentence demonstrates correct concord with 'the majority' when referring to a plural noun phrase?

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