[ Passive Voice in Past and Present Tense ]
People speak Portuguese in Brazil.
A. Portuguese has been spoken in Brazil.
B. Portuguese is spoken in Brazil.
C. Portuguese were spoken in Brazil.
D. Portuguese are spoken in Brazil.
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Subject Verb Agreement › ViewCorrect the subject-verb agreement error in the following sentence: “Neither of the answers is correct.”
A. Neither of the answers are correct.
B. Neither of the answers were correct.
C. No errors
D. Neither of the answers be correct.
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They hired the man _____ we interviewed last week.
A. whom
B. who
C. which
D. whose
Adverb › ViewThe manager asked for a meeting before the final decision. ______ I don’t believe that he would agree to this project.
A. Surprisingly
B. Hopefully
C. Luckily
D. Personally
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Past perfect simple tense is used to describe the future.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE