Question

2. It are very windy today.
5. Either I or my brother am going to attend the party.
6. The leader, with his followers, were present.
7. Was her father and mother happy to see you?
8. Neither Mr Sharma nor his brother have a car.
9. His secretary and typist are on leave today.
10. Death or disgrace are before him.
EXERCISE 2. Correct the following sentences :
1. There is many interesting stories in this magazine.
3. A friend and classfellow of mine are going to England.
4. Neither I nor my brother are going to Shimla.​

Answer 1

Answer:

exercise 2 -

1. There are many interesting stories in this magazine.

2. A friend and a class fellow of mine is going to England.

4. Neither I nor my brother is going to Shimla.

Explanation:

1. As there are stories and not story, thus 'are' is used.

2. The subject after 'and' is taken, so 'is' used.

3. The subject after 'nor' is taken, therefore 'is' used.

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