Grammar-Verb

None

1. is helpless.
2. was helpless.
3. are helpless.
4. has been helpless.

None of them

1. is able to do this work.
2. are able to do this work.
3. were able to do this work.
4. have able to do this work.

Not only the fans but also the team's head coach

1. was shocked to be in the championship game.
2. were shocked to be in the championship game.
3. have been shocked to be in the championship game.
4. are shocked to be in the championship game.

Six gallons of milk

1. are in the refrigerator.
2. is the refrigerator.
3. has in the refrigerator.
4. was in the refrigerator.

Most of the milk

1. have become sour.
2. were becoming sour.
3. were become sour.
4. has become sour.

Some people in my office

1. is very troublesome.
2. was very troublesome.
3. are very troublesome.
4. has very troublesome.

The tigress, with her cubs

1. are sleeping.
2. were sleeping.
3. have been sleeping.
4. was sleeping.

A number of people

1. are leaving the villages.
2. is leaving the villages.
3. was leaving the villages.
4. has been leaving the villages.

The number of failures

1. are decreasing.
2. is decreasing.
3. were decreasing.
4. have been decreasing.

Four quarts of oil

1. was required to get the car running.
2. were required to get the car running.
3. are required to get the car running.
4. have been required to get the car running.

Twenty kilometers

1. is a long distance.
2. were a long distance.
3. have a long distance.
4. are a long distance.

Inter-college athletics

1. have a large budget at this university.
2. were a large budget at this university.
3. is a large budget at this university.
4. are a large budget at this university.

My glasses

1. have broken.
2. has broken.
3. is broken.
4. was broken.

The chairman, along with his two assistants

1. have planned to visit London.
2. plan to visit London.
3. plans to visit London.
4. were planned to visit London.

The President, accompanied by his wife

1. are traveling to India.
2. is traveling to India.
3. have traveling to India.
4. were traveling to India.

The committee

1. have decided how to proceed.
2. are decided how to proceed.
3. has decided how to proceed.
4. were decided how to proceed.

The team

1. run during practice.
2. was run during practice.
3. has ran during practice.
4. runs during practice.

There

1. are many questions.
2. is many questions.
3. was many questions.
4. has many questions.

Those trousers

1. is made of wool.
2. are made of wool.
3. was made of wool.
4. has made of wool.

These scissors

1. are dull.
2. is dull.
3. was dull.
4. has dull.

The jury

1. does not support his arguments.
2. do not support his arguments.
3. is not support his arguments.
4. has not support his arguments.

War and Peace

1. are among my favorite books.
2. were among my favorite book.
3. is among my favorite books.
4. have among my favorite books.

Some of the apples

1. is missing from the basket.
2. was missing from the basket.
3. has missing from the basket.
4. are missing from the basket.

Mathematics

1. are an interesting subject.
2. have an interesting subject.
3. were an interesting subject.
4. is an interesting subject.

The economics of this country

1. seems to be in utter disorder.
2. seem to be in utter disorder.
3. have seemed to be in utter disorder.
4. is seemed to be in utter disorder.

Politics

1. is a dirty game.
2. were a dirty game.
3. are a dirty game.
4. have a dirty game.

Four years

1. are a long time to spend away from your family.
2. is a long time to spend away from your family.
3. were a long time to spend away from your family.
4. have a long time to spend away from your family.

Rice and beans

1. is cooked well by my mother.
2. are cooked well by my mother.
3. were cooked well by my mother.
4. have cooked well by my mother.

One of my best friends

1. are an engineer.
2. is an engineer.
3. were an engineer.
4. have an engineer.

Our thanks

1. go to the people who gave us their whole-hearted support.
2. goes to the people who gave us their whole-hearted support.
3. has go to the people who gave us their whole-hearted support.
4. is go to the people who gave us their whole-hearted support.

The average worker's earnings

1. have gone up considerably.
2. has gone up considerably.
3. is gone up considerably.
4. was gone up considerably.

Measles

1. are a contagious disease.
2. were a contagious disease.
3. have a contagious disease.
4. is a contagious disease.

The news I heard yesterday

1. was bad.
2. were bad.
3. have bad.
4. are bad.

Each of the students

1. is responsible enough to complete his assignment.
2. were responsible enough to complete his assignment.
3. are responsible enough to complete his assignment.
4. have responsible enough to complete his assignment.

Somebody

1. were left her book on the table.
2. have left her book on the table.
3. are left her book on the table.
4. has left her book on the table.

Some of the votes

1. have been counted.
2. has been counted.
3. is counted.
4. was counted.

Neither of the statements

1. were false.
2. are false.
3. is false.
4. have false.

Ten years

1. is a long time to wait for my brother to finish his studies.
2. are a long time to wait for my brother to finish his studies.
3. were a long time to wait for my brother to finish his studies.
4. have a long time to wait for my brother to finish his studies.

A trip from Delhi to Shimla

1. take 10 hours.
2. takes 10 hours.
3. taken 10 hours.
4. have taken 10 hours.

Either of us

1. is capable of doing the job.
2. are capable of doing the job.
3. were capable of doing the job.
4. have capable of doing the job.

Neither of them

1. are responsible.
2. is responsible.
3. were responsible.
4. have been responsible.

Every one of them

1. has performed well in the examination.
2. have performed well in the examination.
3. were performed well in the examination.
4. is performed well in the examination.

Each of the girls

1. sing well.
2. have sung well.
3. sings well.
4. singing well.

Neither Raj nor Ram

1. are at fault.
2. is at fault.
3. were at fault.
4. have at fault.

He

1. need to consult a doctor.
2. needs to consult a doctor.
3. is needing to consult a doctor.
4. have needed to consult a doctor.

The crockery or forks

1. is on that shelf.
2. are on that shelf.
3. has on that shelf.
4. will on that shelf.

Either Rohan or Shaan

1. have done this.
2. has done this.
3. are done this.
4. is done this.

Neither Sunil

1. nor Anil are to be blamed.
2. nor Anil is to be blamed.
3. nor Anil were to be blamed.
4. nor Anil have to be blamed.

The river Nile

1. flow from south to north.
2. is flowing from south to north.
3. flows from south to north.
4. flowed from south to north.