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Question 1 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The committees are divided in their opinions. The committee is divided in their opinions. The committees is divided in their opinions. The committee are divided in their opinions.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with collective nouns like "committee."

Question 2 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The director, along with the department heads, will make the final decision. The director along with the department heads will make the final decision. The director, along with the department heads will make the final decision. The director along with the department heads, will make the final decision.

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 3 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The CEO that has been with the company for 20 years announced her retirement. The CEO which has been with the company for 20 years announced her retirement. The CEO, who has been with the company for 20 years, announced her retirement. The CEO, that has been with the company for 20 years, announced her retirement.

Explanation: Use "who" for people, and use commas for non-restrictive clauses. The CEO's tenure is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 4 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The variety of options are overwhelming. The variety of options is overwhelming. The varieties of options are overwhelming. The varieties of options is overwhelming.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with "variety."

Question 5 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The series of events have been planned. The series of events has been planned. The series of events are planned. The series of events is planned.

Explanation: Use singular verb "has" with "series" when referring to a single series of events.

Question 6 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Each of the employees have submitted their reports. Each of the employees has submitted their reports. Each of the employee have submitted their reports. Each of the employee has submitted their reports.

Explanation: Use singular verb "has" with "each."

Question 7 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a deadline extension:

I need more time. Can I have an extension? The deadline is too soon. I would like to request a one-week extension on the project deadline. I've encountered some unexpected challenges that require additional time to ensure quality work. Would this be possible?

Explanation: Professional deadline extension requests should be specific about the time needed, provide a reason, and maintain a respectful tone.

Question 8 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Q2 Results Discussion – Meeting Request Meeting Q2 Important

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 9 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The amount of work are increasing. The amount of work is increasing. The amounts of work are increasing. The amounts of work is increasing.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with "amount."

Question 10 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The company's employees' benefits have been updated. The companies employees benefits have been updated. The companies' employees' benefits have been updated. The companys employees benefits have been updated.

Explanation: Use apostrophes correctly for possessive nouns.

Question 11 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The data is being analyzed by the team. The datas are being analyzed by the team. The data are being analyzed by the team. The datas is being analyzed by the team.

Explanation: "Data" is plural, so use "are" with it in formal writing.

Question 12 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The presentation, which was well-received, will be shared with the team. The presentation which was well-received will be shared with the team. The presentation, which was well-received will be shared with the team. The presentation which was well-received, will be shared with the team.

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential clauses.

Question 13 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Neither the manager nor the employees was late. Neither the manager nor the employees were late. Neither the manager or the employees was late. Neither the manager or the employees were late.

Explanation: With "neither…nor," the verb agrees with the subject closest to it.

Question 14 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The CEO along with the board members will attend the meeting. The CEO, along with the board members will attend the meeting. The CEO along with the board members, will attend the meeting. The CEO, along with the board members, will attend the meeting.

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 15 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the Q2 results. Would you be available on Thursday at 2:00 PM? Let's meet about Q2. We need to talk about Q2. Can you meet about Q2?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 16 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The department's budget's allocation has been approved. The departments budget allocation has been approved. The departments' budgets' allocation has been approved. The departments budgets allocation has been approved.

Explanation: Use apostrophes correctly for possessive nouns.

Question 17 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Can we meet? I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the Q2 marketing strategy. Would you be available on Thursday, March 14, at 2:00 PM? Let's meet up. We need to talk.

Explanation: Meeting requests should be specific about the purpose, suggest a specific time, and maintain a professional tone.

Question 18 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The staff are in disagreement about the new policy. The staff is in disagreement about the new policy. The staffs are in disagreement about the new policy. The staffs is in disagreement about the new policy.

Explanation: Use plural verb "are" with collective nouns like "staff" when referring to individual members.

Question 19 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Between you and I, this project will be challenging. Between you and me, this project will be challenging. Between me and you, this project will be challenging. Between I and you, this project will be challenging.

Explanation: After prepositions like "between", we use object pronouns (me, you, him, her, us, them). "I" is a subject pronoun and is incorrect in this context.

Question 20 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The equipment need to be replaced. The equipment needs to be replaced. The equipments need to be replaced. The equipments needs to be replaced.

Explanation: \"Equipment\" is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb.

Question 21 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

We will need pens, paper, and, markers. We will need pens, paper and markers. We will need pens paper and markers. We will need pens, paper, and markers.

Explanation: The Oxford comma is used before "and" in a list.

Question 22 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Yes, I will attend the meeting. Yes I will attend the meeting. Yes I, will attend the meeting. Yes will I attend the meeting.

Explanation: Use a comma after "Yes" at the beginning of a sentence.

Question 23 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Important Hey Meeting Q2 Project Update – Marketing Campaign Review

Explanation: Business email subject lines should be specific, include relevant context, and help the recipient understand the email's purpose and priority.

Question 24 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request clarification:

Clarify this. Can you clarify this for me? I need clarification. Explain.

Explanation: Professional requests are polite and specific.

Question 25 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The advice you gave me were helpful. The advices you gave me was helpful. The advice you gave me was helpful. The advices you gave me were helpful.

Explanation: "Advice" is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb.

Question 26 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The proposal, which was submitted yesterday, needs your review. The proposal which was submitted yesterday needs your review. The proposal, which was submitted yesterday needs your review. The proposal which was submitted yesterday, needs your review.

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential clauses.

Question 27 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a document:

Send me the file. I would appreciate it if you could send me the file at your earliest convenience. File please. Give file.

Explanation: Professional requests are polite and specific.

Question 28 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The data shows that the company's profits have increased. The datas show that the company's profits have increased. The data show that the company's profits have increased. The datas shows that the company's profits have increased.

Explanation: "Data" is technically a plural noun (the singular is "datum"), though it's often treated as singular in informal usage. In formal writing, we use plural verbs with "data".

Question 29 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The car that I bought last year needs new tires. The car, that I bought last year, needs new tires. The car which I bought last year needs new tires. The car, which I bought last year, needs new tires.

Explanation: Use "that" without commas for restrictive clauses. The information about when the car was bought is essential to identify which car needs new tires.

Question 30 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The news are good. The news is good. The new is good. The news are well.

Explanation: "News" is a singular uncountable noun and takes a singular verb.

Question 31 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Neither the manager nor the employees was late. Neither the manager nor the employees were late. Neither the manager or the employees was late. Neither the manager or the employees were late.

Explanation: With "neither…nor," the verb agrees with the subject closest to it.

Question 32 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The group of students are studying for their exams. The group of students is studying for their exams. The groups of students are studying for their exams. The groups of students is studying for their exams.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with collective nouns like "group."

Question 33 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The collection of documents are ready for review. The collection of documents is ready for review. The collections of documents are ready for review. The collections of documents is ready for review.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with "collection."

Question 34 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Let's meet up. We need to talk. Can we meet? I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the Q2 marketing strategy. Would you be available on Thursday, March 14, at 2:00 PM?

Explanation: Meeting requests should be specific about the purpose, suggest a specific time, and maintain a professional tone.

Question 35 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The advice you gave me were helpful. The advices you gave me was helpful. The advice you gave me was helpful. The advices you gave me were helpful.

Explanation: \"Advice\" is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb.

Question 36 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The audience are applauding the performance. The audience is applauding the performance. The audiences are applauding the performance. The audiences is applauding the performance.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with collective nouns like "audience."

Question 37 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The medias has reported on the incident. The media has reported on the incident. The medias have reported on the incident. The media have reported on the incident.

Explanation: Media is plural, so use the plural verb "have."

Question 38 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

However, we must finish the project on time. However we must finish the project on time. However we, must finish the project on time. However must we finish the project on time.

Explanation: Use a comma after "However" at the beginning of a sentence.

Question 39 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 40 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Meeting Q2 Project Update – Marketing Campaign Review Important Hey

Explanation: Business email subject lines should be specific, include relevant context, and help the recipient understand the email's purpose and priority.

Question 41 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Quick Question Request for Annual Leave Approval Leave Approval

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 42 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The CEO, who has been with the company for 20 years, announced her retirement. The CEO that has been with the company for 20 years announced her retirement. The CEO which has been with the company for 20 years announced her retirement. The CEO, that has been with the company for 20 years, announced her retirement.

Explanation: Use "who" for people, and use commas for non-restrictive clauses. The CEO's tenure is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 43 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15, 2024 at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be held on Monday March 15 2024 at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15 2024, at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15, 2024, at 2:00 PM.

Explanation: Dates should be separated by commas, and the year should be set off by commas when it follows the month and day.

Question 44 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Would it be possible to schedule a meeting to discuss the new policy? I'm available on Friday at 11:00 AM. Let's meet about the policy. We need to talk about the new rules. Can you meet about the policy?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 45 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Explanation: Use apostrophes correctly for possessive nouns.

Question 46 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The phenomena was observed in the laboratory. The phenomena were observed in the laboratory. The phenomenas were observed in the laboratory. The phenomenas was observed in the laboratory.

Explanation: "Phenomena" is the plural form of "phenomenon" and takes a plural verb. "Phenomenas" is not a word.

Question 47 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a deadline extension:

Can I get more time? I would appreciate an extension on the deadline due to unforeseen circumstances. Give me an extension. Deadline extension please.

Explanation: Professional requests are polite and provide a reason.

Question 48 of 120

Choose the most professional closing for a business email:

See ya! Best regards, Later, Bye!

Explanation: \"Best regards,\" is a professional and appropriate closing.

Question 49 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The project, that was due last week, is still incomplete. The project which was due last week is still incomplete. The project, which was due last week, is still incomplete. The project that was due last week, is still incomplete.

Explanation: Use "which" with commas for non-restrictive clauses. The due date is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 50 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Meeting Important Q2 Project Update – Marketing Campaign Review Hey

Explanation: Business email subject lines should be specific, include relevant context, and help the recipient understand the email's purpose and priority.

Question 51 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Let's meet about marketing. We need to talk about the strategy. Would it be possible to schedule a meeting to discuss the new marketing strategy? I'm available on Monday at 11:00 AM. Can you meet about marketing?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 52 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The data shows that our sales have increased. The datas shows that our sales have increased. The data show that our sales have increased. The datas show that our sales have increased.

Explanation: Data is a plural noun, so use the plural verb "show."

Question 53 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The set of guidelines are being updated. The set of guidelines is being updated. The sets of guidelines are being updated. The sets of guidelines is being updated.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with "set."

Question 54 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

We will need pens, paper, and, markers. We will need pens, paper and markers. We will need pens paper and markers. We will need pens, paper, and markers.

Explanation: The Oxford comma is used before "and" in a list.

Question 55 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Would it be possible to schedule a meeting to discuss the annual report? I'm available on Monday at 10:30 AM. Let's meet about the report. We need to talk about the annual review. Can you meet about the report?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 56 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Budget Meeting Proposal Budget Proposal Review – Meeting Request

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 57 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The team of researchers are presenting their findings. The team of researchers is presenting their findings. The team of researchers is presenting its findings. The team of researchers are presenting its findings.

Explanation: Collective nouns like "team" can be singular or plural depending on context. Here, the team is acting as a single unit, so we use singular verb "is" and singular pronoun "its".

Question 58 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The report which was completed last week needs revision. The report, that was completed last week, needs revision. The report that was completed last week, needs revision. The report, which was completed last week, needs revision.

Explanation: Use "which" with commas for non-restrictive clauses. The completion date is additional information.

Question 59 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Please, let me know if you have any questions. Please let me know, if you have any questions. Please let me know if you have any questions. Please let me know if, you have any questions.

Explanation: No comma is needed in this sentence.

Question 60 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15, 2024. The meeting will be held on Monday March 15 2024. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15 2024. The meeting will be held on Monday March, 15, 2024.

Explanation: Use commas to separate the day, month, and year in a date.

Question 61 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

New Policy Implementation – Meeting Request Policy Meeting New

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 62 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The staff was informed about the changes. The staff were informed about the changes. The staffs was informed about the changes. The staffs were informed about the changes.

Explanation: "Staff" can be singular or plural; in British English, "were" is often used for collective nouns.

Question 63 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The companies profits have increased significantly. The companys profits have increased significantly. The companies' profits have increased significantly. The company's profits have increased significantly.

Explanation: Use apostrophe-s for singular possessive nouns.

Question 64 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Can we meet? Let's meet up. I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the Q2 marketing strategy. Would you be available on Thursday, March 14, at 2:00 PM? We need to talk.

Explanation: Meeting requests should be specific about the purpose, suggest a specific time, and maintain a professional tone.

Question 65 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The criteria for selection is clearly defined. The criterion for selection is clearly defined. The criteria for selection are clearly defined. The criterion for selection are clearly defined.

Explanation: Criteria is plural, so use the plural verb "are."

Question 66 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The proposal which was submitted yesterday needs your review. The proposal, that was submitted yesterday, needs your review. The proposal that was submitted yesterday, needs your review. The proposal, which was submitted yesterday, needs your review.

Explanation: Use "which" with commas for non-restrictive clauses. The submission date is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 67 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Strategy Meeting Marketing Marketing Strategy Discussion – Meeting Request

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 68 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 69 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Neither the manager nor the employees is happy with the new policy. Neither the manager nor the employees are happy with the new policy. Neither the manager or the employees are happy with the new policy. Neither the manager or the employees is happy with the new policy.

Explanation: When using "neither…nor", the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. Since "employees" is plural and closest to the verb, we use "are". Also, "or" is incorrect with "neither" – it must be "nor".

Question 70 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Product Launch Discussion – Meeting Request Launch Meeting Product

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 71 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The committees are divided in their opinions. The committee is divided in their opinions. The committees is divided in their opinions. The committee are divided in their opinions.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with collective nouns like "committee."

Question 72 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Please, let me know if you have any questions. Please let me know, if you have any questions. Please let me know if you have any questions. Please let me know if, you have any questions.

Explanation: No comma is needed in this sentence.

Question 73 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

However we must finish the project on time. However, we must finish the project on time. However we, must finish the project on time. However must we finish the project on time.

Explanation: Use a comma after "However" at the beginning of a sentence.

Question 74 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The report, that was submitted yesterday, needs revision. The report which was submitted yesterday needs revision. The report, which was submitted yesterday, needs revision. The report that was submitted yesterday, needs revision.

Explanation: Use "which" with commas for non-restrictive clauses. The submission date is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 75 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Training Program Discussion – Meeting Request Training Meeting Program

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 76 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The information are accurate. The informations are accurate. The information is accurate. The informations is accurate.

Explanation: \"Information\" is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb.

Question 77 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The medias has reported on the incident. The media has reported on the incident. The medias have reported on the incident. The media have reported on the incident.

Explanation: Media is plural, so use the plural verb "have."

Question 78 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a raise:

I want a raise. I need more money. I deserve a raise. I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss my compensation. I believe my contributions to the team and recent achievements warrant consideration for a salary adjustment.

Explanation: Professional raise requests should be made in person, focus on achievements and contributions, and maintain a professional tone.

Question 79 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 80 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Strategy Meeting Marketing Marketing Strategy Discussion – Meeting Request

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 81 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The criteria for the award is strict. The criterion for the award is strict. The criterions for the award are strict. The criterions for the award is strict.

Explanation: "Criterion" is the singular form; "criteria" is plural.

Question 82 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The manager, together with the team leaders, will review the proposal. The manager together with the team leaders will review the proposal. The manager, together with the team leaders will review the proposal. The manager together with the team leaders, will review the proposal.

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 83 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The report including all appendices is due on Friday. The report, including all appendices is due on Friday. The report including all appendices, is due on Friday. The report, including all appendices, is due on Friday.

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 84 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Yes, I will attend the meeting. Yes I will attend the meeting. Yes I, will attend the meeting. Yes will I attend the meeting.

Explanation: Use a comma after "Yes" at the beginning of a sentence.

Question 85 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The team are working on the project. The team is working on the project. The teams is working on the project. The teams are working on the project.

Explanation: Collective nouns like "team" can be singular or plural depending on context. Here, the team is acting as a single unit, so we use singular verb "is".

Question 86 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The audience are applauding the performance. The audience is applauding the performance. The audiences are applauding the performance. The audiences is applauding the performance.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with collective nouns like "audience."

Question 87 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Let's meet about the budget. I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the budget proposal. Are you available on Wednesday at 10:00 AM? We need to talk about the proposal. Can you meet about the budget?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 88 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The amount of work are increasing. The amount of work is increasing. The amounts of work are increasing. The amounts of work is increasing.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with "amount."

Question 89 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The meeting will be held on Monday March 15 2024 at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15 2024, at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15, 2024, at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 15, 2024 at 2:00 PM.

Explanation: Dates should be separated by commas, and the year should be set off by commas when it follows the month and day.

Question 90 of 120

Choose the most professional closing for a business email:

See ya! Best regards, Later, Bye!

Explanation: \"Best regards,\" is a professional and appropriate closing.

Question 91 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The criteria for selection is clearly defined. The criterion for selection is clearly defined. The criteria for selection are clearly defined. The criterion for selection are clearly defined.

Explanation: Criteria is plural, so use the plural verb "are."

Question 92 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 93 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The committee have made their decision. The committee has made their decision. The committee has made its decision. The committees have made their decisions.

Explanation: Use singular verb "has" and singular pronoun "its" with collective nouns like "committee" when referring to the group as a unit.

Question 94 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Explanation: Use commas to set off nonessential phrases.

Question 95 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Budget Meeting Proposal Budget Proposal Review – Meeting Request

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 96 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The team have finished their work. The team has finished their work. The team has finished its work. The teams has finished their work.

Explanation: Use singular verb and pronoun with collective nouns when referring to the group as a unit.

Question 97 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the training program. Would you be available on Wednesday at 2:00 PM? Let's meet about training. We need to talk about the program. Can you meet about training?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 98 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Training Program Discussion – Meeting Request Training Meeting Program

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 99 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Can we meet? I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the Q2 marketing strategy. Would you be available on Thursday, March 14, at 2:00 PM? Let's meet up. We need to talk.

Explanation: Meeting requests should be specific about the purpose, suggest a specific time, and maintain a professional tone.

Question 100 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The bacteria is resistant to antibiotics. The bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. The bacterias are resistant to antibiotics. The bacterias is resistant to antibiotics.

Explanation: "Bacteria" is the plural form of "bacterium" and takes a plural verb. "Bacterias" is not a word.

Question 101 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

I would like to schedule a meeting to discuss the new product launch. Are you available on Tuesday at 3:00 PM? Let's meet about the launch. We need to talk about the product. Can you meet about the launch?

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 102 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The professor, who teaches advanced mathematics, is retiring next semester. The professor that teaches advanced mathematics is retiring next semester. The professor which teaches advanced mathematics is retiring next semester. The professor, that teaches advanced mathematics, is retiring next semester.

Explanation: Use "who" for people, and use commas for non-restrictive clauses. The subject taught is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 103 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The data is being analyzed by the team. The datas are being analyzed by the team. The data are being analyzed by the team. The datas is being analyzed by the team.

Explanation: "Data" is plural, so use "are" with it in formal writing.

Question 104 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 105 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The students who completed the assignment early received extra credit. The students, who completed the assignment early, received extra credit. The students which completed the assignment early received extra credit. The students, which completed the assignment early, received extra credit.

Explanation: Use "who" for people, and don't use commas for restrictive clauses. Here, the information about completing the assignment early is essential to identify which students received extra credit.

Question 106 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The collection of documents are ready for review. The collection of documents is ready for review. The collections of documents are ready for review. The collections of documents is ready for review.

Explanation: Use singular verb "is" with "collection."

Question 107 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a phone call:

Call me. Can you call me when you have a moment? Phone. Ring.

Explanation: Professional requests are polite and specific.

Question 108 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Neither the manager or the employees is happy with the new policy. Neither the manager nor the employees is happy with the new policy. Neither the manager or the employees are happy with the new policy. Neither the manager nor the employees are happy with the new policy.

Question 109 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a meeting:

Explanation: A professional request is specific, polite, and proposes a time.

Question 110 of 120

Choose the most appropriate way to request a phone call:

Call me. Can you call me when you have a moment? Phone. Ring.

Explanation: Professional requests are polite and specific.

Question 111 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Meeting Important Q2 Project Update – Marketing Campaign Review Hey

Explanation: Business email subject lines should be specific, include relevant context, and help the recipient understand the email's purpose and priority.

Question 112 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

New Policy Implementation – Meeting Request Policy Meeting New

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 113 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Annual Report Review – Meeting Request Report Meeting Annual

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 114 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Quick Question Request for Annual Leave Approval Leave Approval

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 115 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

Explanation: Use apostrophe-s for singular possessive nouns.

Question 116 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

Phone Request for Call Call Phone Request

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

Question 117 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

She likes reading, to write, and swimming. She likes reading, writing, and swimming. She likes to read, writing, and to swim. She likes to read, to write, and swimming.

Explanation: In a series, all items should be in the same grammatical form. B uses all gerunds (-ing forms), making it parallel. The other options mix different forms.

Question 118 of 120

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The report which was submitted yesterday needs revision. The report, that was submitted yesterday, needs revision. The report that was submitted yesterday, needs revision. The report, which was submitted yesterday, needs revision.

Explanation: Use "which" with commas for non-restrictive clauses. The submission date is additional information, so it should be set off with commas.

Question 119 of 120

Choose the sentence that is most correctly written:

The data shows that the company's profits have increased. The data show that the company's profits have increased. The datas show that the company's profits have increased. The datas shows that the company's profits have increased.

Explanation: "Data" is technically a plural noun (the singular is "datum"), though it's often treated as singular in informal usage. In formal writing, we use plural verbs with "data".

Question 120 of 120

Choose the most appropriate subject line for a business email:

File Document Request Send Request

Explanation: A good subject line is specific and sets expectations.

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