Govt Exams
Committee is a collective noun requiring singular verb 'has'. When referring to the entity as a whole, use singular agreement.
The passage clearly states quick adapters thrived while others struggled, showing adaptation speed mattered.
'Ruins' is plural, requiring 'exhibit'. The present tense is appropriate for describing what ruins show.
With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearest subject. 'Employees' is plural, so 'were' is correct.
Ubiquitous means present everywhere at the same time; commonly found throughout.
'The number' is singular and requires 'has', not 'have'. 'A number of' would take 'have'.
P: The discovery was revolutionary for medical science.
Q: Scientists found a new method to treat cancer.
R: It offered hope to millions of patients worldwide.
S: The research took over a decade to complete.
Correct sequence: Research took time (S) → Discovery made (Q) → It was revolutionary (P) → Gave hope (R).
'Despite' is already a preposition and should not be followed by 'of'. Use 'Despite his talent' or 'In spite of his talent'.
The subject 'manager' is singular; 'along with' is a parenthetical phrase. The verb should be 'is' not 'are'.
The word 'Nevertheless' indicates a contrasting relationship - presenting a challenge followed by a concession that solutions exist despite the problem. This is a contrast-concession relationship.