Question

a pair of trousers are lying here correct sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

the pair of trousers are lying here

Answer 2

The correct sentence of the given sentence in the question is:

A pair of trousers is lying here.

• The wrong word in the phrase is auxiliary "are," which should be replaced with auxillary "is".
• Trousers are a plural version of the word trouser. When referring to it in a phrase, the auxiliary "are" is used.
• Objects with two components of the same item, on the other hand, are usually written in plural form. Other such things are scissors, glasses, etc.
• The rule for employing auxillary in the phrase is amended by adding the term "a pair."
• The singular form of the auxiliary "is" is always followed by the singular form of "a pair."
• The primary subject is singular in this situation, and the auxillary will be as well.
• Therefore, in the sentence, "are" is changed with "is."