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The subject 'neither' requires a singular verb.
The phrase 'along with' does not change the singular subject.
The pronoun 'their' should be singular to match 'each'.
The past perfect 'had' is needed to indicate prior action.
The correct form is 'would have cleared'.
The present perfect 'has won' indicates ongoing relevance.
Use 'an' for the vowel sound and 'a' for the consonant sound.
Use 'an' for the vowel sound and 'the' for specific reference.
Use 'an' before a vowel sound.
The correct preposition is 'on'.
The correct preposition is 'on'.
The correct phrase is 'into effect'.
The correct preposition is 'for'.
The sentence is ambiguous regarding who 'he' refers to.
The pronoun 'his or her' is more precise.
The correct pronoun is 'it' for singular reference.
The correct option is 'She enjoys reading, writing, and painting.'
The subject 'Neither' requires a singular verb.
The main subject 'manager' is singular, so the verb should be singular.
The pronoun 'their' should be singular to match 'Each student'.
The past perfect 'had already departed' is needed for the sequence of events.
The correct form is 'would have cleared'.
The correct form is 'has won'.
The correct choice is 'an, a'.
The correct choice is 'an, the'.
The correct choice is 'an'.
The correct preposition is 'on'.
The correct preposition is 'on'.
The correct phrase is 'into'.
The correct preposition is 'for'.
The pronoun 'he' is unclear; it could refer to either person.
The most inclusive option is 'their'.
The correct pronoun is 'it'.
The correct option is 'She enjoys reading, writing, and painting.'