51. Neither of the boys has done homework.
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Answer: D) his
Explanation: "Neither" is singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
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76 multiple-choice questions on English: Articles, Nouns & Pronouns from English, each with the correct answer and, where available, a teacher's explanation. Read through them to revise the chapter, then practise the same questions one by one to test yourself.
Answer: D) his
Explanation: "Neither" is singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: D) a great deal of
Explanation: "Time" (uncountable) takes "a great deal of". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: A) the
Explanation: Superlative "largest" needs "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: C) is
Explanation: "News" looks plural but is singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: D) a
Explanation: "University" begins with a "yoo" sound. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: B) fewer
Explanation: "Fewer" with countable nouns, "less" with uncountable. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: C) There are many sheep in the field.
Explanation: "Sheep" has the same form in singular and plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: D) one's
Explanation: "One" is followed by "one's". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: C) an
Explanation: "Hour" starts with a silent h – vowel sound – so "an". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: D) is
Explanation: Subjects ending in -ics (mathematics, physics, economics) are singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: B) an
Explanation: "Honest" begins with a vowel sound (silent h), so use "an". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: A) the
Explanation: Deserts take "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: C) Most
Explanation: "Most of the students" – countable plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: D) are
Explanation: "Cattle" is always plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: D) little
Explanation: "Patience" is uncountable; "little" = hardly any. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: D) his or her
Explanation: "Everyone" is singular; formal usage takes "his or her" (modern usage also accepts "their"). Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: C) hers
Explanation: Possessive pronouns never take an apostrophe. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: B) criteria
Explanation: Greek plural: criterion → criteria. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: D) him
Explanation: The meaning is "than I like him", so the objective case. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: D) the
Explanation: "The + adjective" refers to a whole class of people. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: A) Please bring your luggage inside.
Explanation: "Luggage" is uncountable. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: C) themselves
Explanation: The standard reflexive form is "themselves". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: C) I
Explanation: Subject of "went" – use "I" (not "myself" or "me"). Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: C) a little
Explanation: "A little" (some) is positive, fitting the suggestion. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: A) is
Explanation: "Scenery" is uncountable – singular verb. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
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