1) Correct the sentence if necessary.
Each of the boys were interviewed by the principal.
A) Each of the boys were interviewed by the principal.
B) Each of the boys was interviewed by the principal.
C) Each one of the boys were interviewed by the principal.
2) Correct the sentence if necessary.
The employees enjoyed very much during the holidays.
A) The employees enjoyed very much during the holidays.
B) The employees enjoyed themselves very much during the holidays.
3) Correct the sentence if necessary.
She availed of the holidays.
A) She availed herself of the holidays.
B) She availed of the holidays.
Explanation:
Use a reflexive pronoun when there is no object.
4) Peter availed of the paid leaves.
A) Peter availed himself of the paid leaves.
B) Peter availed of the paid leaves.
5) I enjoyed very much during the summer.
A) I enjoyed very much during the summer.
B) I enjoyed myself very much during the summer.
6) We enjoyed very much during the winter.
A) We enjoyed ourselves very much during the winter.
B) We enjoyed very much during the winter.
7) They availed of the holidays.
A) They availed of the holidays.
B) They availed themselves of the holidays.
8) You availed of the leaves.
A) You availed of the leaves.
B) You availed yourself of the leaves.
C) You availed yourselves of the leaves.
9) Myself wrote a book.
A) I wrote a book.
Explanation:
Reflexive pronouns should not be used as subjects.
10) Themselves caught the thieves.
A) Themselves caught the thieves.
B) They caught the thieves.
11) Let my friend or I go home.
A) Let my friend or me go home.
B) Let my friend or I go home.
Explanation:
Change I, we, he, she and they to me, us, him, her and them respectively.
12) There is no difference between you and she.
A) There is no difference between you and she.
B) There is no difference between she and you.
C) There is no difference between you and her.
13) Neither Jonh nor Peter took their food.
A) Neither nor John Peter took their food.
B) Neither Jonh nor Peter took his food.
C) Neither Jonh nor Peter took their food.
Explanation:
The verb should be based on the second noun or pronoun.
14) Neither the teacher nor the students was present.
A) Neither the teacher nor the students was present.
B) Neither the teacher nor the students were present.
15) Either the students or the teacher are guilty.
A) Either the students or the teacher is guilty.
B) Either the students or the teacher are guilty.
16) Either I or you are responsible.
A) Either you or I are responsible.
B) Either I or You are responsible.
C) Either you or I am responsible.
17) Either dog or cats is outside.
A) Either dog or cats is outside.
B) Either dog or cats are outside.
18) Neither the pens nor the pencil are useful.
A) Neither the pens nor the pencil are useful.
B) Neither the pens nor the pencil is useful.
19) Herself did everything.
A) Herself did everything.
20) Let my compounder or I come with you.
A) Let my compounder or me come with you.
B) Let my compounder or I come with you.