Exercises for Correction.
(a) Nothing but trials await him (1). (b) Have either of you seen him (4). (c) Neither of five men were present (3, 1). (d) Either ignorance or carelessness have caused this (4). (e) Neither of them were there (4). (f) Each of the pupils are to bring their books (1, 4). (g) What is the mood and tense of the following verbs (5)? (h) Every door and every window were crowded with spectators (6). (i) Not a boy in the class knew their lessons to-day (7). (j) Was the boys or their father to go (8)? (k) I do not like these kind of apples (9). (l) It isn’t safe to trust those sort of people (9). (m) The pole is ten foot long (10). (n) Is he an African or an European (11)? (o) The government is an hereditary monarchy (11). (p) A umpire was appointed (12). (q) Franklin favored an Union (11).