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GMAT Sentence Correction Agreement — practice questions

Explore 7 free Sentence Correction Agreement questions in GMAT Verbal Reasoning. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.

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The team, along with its coaches, were given a trophy.Read the answer and worked solution →Neither the manager nor the workers was happy.Read the answer and worked solution →Each of the boys have brought their notebook.Read the answer and worked solution →The data is inconclusive about the new drug.Read the answer and worked solution →Neither of the answers are correct.Read the answer and worked solution →She is one of the engineers who works in Bangalore.Read the answer and worked solution →Either the boys or the girl have the keys.Read the answer and worked solution →

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The team, along with its coaches, were given a trophy.

  1. was given a trophy
  2. is given a trophy
  3. are given a trophy
  4. have been given a trophy
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Correct answer: A. was given a trophy

1. Subject is 'team' (singular). 2. 'was given' agrees. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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Neither the manager nor the workers was happy.

  1. is happy
  2. were happy
  3. has been happy
  4. are being happy
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Correct answer: B. were happy

1. With neither/nor, verb agrees with nearest subject. 2. 'workers were'. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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Each of the boys have brought their notebook.

  1. have brought their notebooks
  2. is bringing their notebook
  3. has brought his notebook
  4. are bringing his notebook
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Correct answer: C. has brought his notebook

1. 'Each' is singular → 'has brought his'. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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