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Modal Verbs & Agreement Mastery

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Modal Verbs & Agreement Mastery
 

Modal Verbs & Agreement MasteryOnline version

Advanced SVA with modals

by Shivshankar Rajmohan
1

Which form correctly agrees with the subject: Neither the manager nor the staff ___ ready for the audit.

2

Choose the correct sentence with modal verb: If I were you, I ___ apologize to her.

3

Which option shows proper agreement after a collective noun: The team ___ decided to postpone the meeting.

4

Identify the correct sentence: There ___ a lot of rumors about the proposal.

5

Select the correct modal usage: They ___ perhaps finish the project by Friday, depending on approvals.

6

Choose the sentence with correct agreement and modal: He ___ have forgotten to submit the report.

7

Which sentence is grammatically correct? Either the coach or the players ___ available for a press conference.

8

Choose the correct form: If Pierre were here, he ___ the plan with us.

9

Identify the correct agreement: The faculty ___ voting on the policy tomorrow.

10

Select the sentence with proper modal and subject agreement: The committee ___ agreed to extend the deadline.

11

Which option uses correct modal for permission? They ___ leave early today if they finish the work.

12

Choose the correct form: Either the researchers or the director ___ responsible for the error.

13

Fill in: The data ___ not conclusive, so further tests are needed.

14

Which sentence shows correct modal in past perfect: They ___ have known about the issue earlier.

15

Identify the correct sentence: If the results were confirmed, the team ___ publish the findings next week.

Feedback

With either/or, the verb agrees with the nearer subject (staff). Staff is plural, so 'are' would be wrong; 'is' aligns with 'Neither the manager' as the closest singular noun.

In hypothetical present, modal 'would' signals conditional mood; 'would apologize' is correct.

A collective noun like 'team' is treated as singular when the group acts as one.

'There is/are' should agree with the impersonal 'a lot' (singular use). In formal style, 'There are a lot of rumors' is also possible but check subject.

Modal 'may' expresses uncertain possibility appropriate here.

'May' is a modal indicating possibility; 'may have forgotten' is correct structure.

Nearer subject 'players' is plural, so the verb should be 'are'.

Second conditional uses 'were' with 'would + base verb'.

Here 'faculty' is treated as a single unit; use 'is'.

Treat 'committee' as singular; 'has agreed' is correct.

'May' denotes permission in formal contexts.

Nearer subject 'director' is singular, so 'is'.

'Data' is plural in modern usage; 'are' is standard.

Modal 'could' expresses past possibility; 'might' is also possible but distractor.

First conditional: past subjunctive 'were' + future 'will'.

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