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- The structure of some sentences is - Noun + Preposition + Noun, For example
1) The merit of these books is well-know.
2) The cause of war is not known.
3) The chairs in the corner of this room.
In these kind of sentences, verb is used according to the 'Number' and 'Person' of the 'Noun', which is before Preposition.
Let us take another example:
The cost of production of consumer goods in all the Asian countries is increasing.
In the above sentence, there are three prepositions have been used (of, of, in). The verb 'is' has been used in the above sentence which is according of the Noun (cost) which is placed before 1st preposition (of).
NOTE: If you do not know above rule, you can make below mentioned silly mistakes, all these below mentioned sentences are incorrect
1) The movement of most animals are swift.
2) Your views on current market trend is very old.
3) The colour of these balls are charming.
4) The details of the scheme was not known.
Infinitive/gerund/clause/phrase rule: Always singular verb is used if the Infinitive/gerund/clause/phrase are used as a subject, for example;
1) Walking is a healthy exercise.
2) To walk is healthy.
3) How to do it is not known.
4) That he is poor is not known to me.
NOTE: If two clauses are joined with 'and', always use plural verb, for example;
Where she lives and what she does are not known to me.
There are two answers of this question... A and B option..what's the right answer??
'The + Adjective and the Verb': When adjective is used as a Noun (Subject) and it represents many things, always use Plural verb, for example;
1) The poor are unhappy.
2) The rich are happy.
3) The honest are poor.
4) The dumb do not speak.
5) The blind do not receive light.
Seema sold a cycle worth Rs. 9000 to Sapna at 10% loss. Sapna sells the cycle back to Seema at 10% gain. Who gains and who loses?
(a) Seema's gain=9%, Sapna's loss=10%
(b) Seem's gain=10%; Sapna's gain=10%
(c) Seema's loss=9%; Sapna's gain=10%
(d) None of these
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Subject + Apposition and the verb
If apposition is used after subject, then verb is always used as per the noun/pronoun, which is before Apposition, for example;
1) I, Ramesh Sing, am a student.
2) You, boy are very wicked.
Here in first sentence, Ramesh Singh and in second sentence 'Boy' are Apposition because they are used to clarify the meaning of I and you and they are placed between commas.
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