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Answer: \'Neither...nor\' requires \'nor\'. The verb agrees with the nearer subject \'Shyam\' (singular).
Answer: The tag question for \'I am\' is \'am I not?\' as the subject must match.
Answer: In indirect speech, the word order is subject + verb.
Answer: Past perfect is used for an action completed before another past action.
Answer: Future perfect tense uses \'will have + past participle\'.
Answer: \'Ephemeral\' means lasting for a very short time, and \'fleeting\' is its closest synonym.
Answer: When a collective noun refers to individual members acting separately, it takes a plural verb.
Answer: \'Insisted on\' is the correct prepositional phrase.
Answer: \'For\' is used with a period of time (two hours).
Answer: \'News\' is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb.
Answer: \'Looking forward to\' is a phrasal verb followed by a gerund.
Answer: Present perfect changes to past perfect in indirect speech.
Answer: \'Suddenly\' is an adverb that modifies the verb \'put off\'.
Answer: \'Fewer\' is used with countable nouns. \'Students\' is countable.
Answer: \'Benevolent\' means well-meaning and kindly; \'malevolent\' means having evil intentions.
Answer: \'Who\' refers to \'people\' (plural), so the verb should be \'are\'.
Answer: In reported speech, yes/no questions are introduced by \'if\' or \'whether\'.
Answer: \'Very\' is used to intensify adverbs. \'Very fluently\' is correct.
Answer: In indirect speech, \'am\' changes to \'was\' and \'I\' changes to \'he\'.
Answer: A dog barks; a cat meows. Both are animal to sound relationships.