TCS Digital Grammar Quiz – 1

Whenever we use 'you' in a sentence, we always use 'do' because 'YOU always takes a plural verb.

now, because the statement in a general question, we use present tense - 'do'.

While only singular subjects take singular verbs, some words that end in plural form are considered to be singular. These words cannot be used in singular form and can change meaning if used so. example - mathematics is a single subject, politics is a social system and civics is a singular subject.

these words take singular verb - hence we use 'is' for both.

Here, committee, though is a collective term but is considered here as a single entity and the sentence form is a general statement. So we use 'debates'

here, the statement is a general one but it talks about an action that is repeated everyday - hence 'is continuous'.

thus, the answer becomes - working.

The sentence structure is a general habit so it will take the present tense form.

Because 'you' is considered to be a plural subject, it always takes a plural verb - 'do'.

since we have used the word - 'would' this gives us a hint that it is in future tense.

would + have + past participle = would + have + reached.

this is the structure for Future perfect tense.

Here, in spite of is used to show a contradiction in a statement where even if one action was taking place, the other action happened which could have stopped otherwise.

The people went out even when it was raining - hence, in spite of is the right choice.

Despite is a preposition that is used in  sentence to show contradiction. We use it before a noun or a gerund. (ing-form)

The correct form here should be 'take' instead of 'are taking' because the sentence is a general comment.

The sentence given here is an imperative sentence that reflects a suggestion or an advice.

The action of letting her go for a walk is something that should be done everyday, hence it should use a simple present tense.

So, 'has been', 'had been', and 'was' will be eliminated from the options.