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(1) The youth(is/are) not so sincere. (2) The youth (was/were) more sincere than his uncle. (give the answer with reason)

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Answered by Anonymous

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$\large \mathfrak {(1) \: The \: youth \: is \: not \: so \: sincere.}$

$\large \mathfrak {(2) \: The \: youth \: <strong>was</strong> \: more \: sincere \: than \: his \: uncle.}$

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$\small \mathfrak {is \: and \: was \: has \: been \: used \: because \: with \: collective \: noun \: singular \: verb \: is \: used.}$

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Answered by dreadwing

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Here, is and was is used because with collective noun singular verb is used.

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