Explanation

• The correct sentence is "Neither the principal nor the teachers were present."
• With neither...nor, the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it.
• The nearest subject is teachers, which is plural.
• Therefore, the correct verb is were.
• This follows the rule of proximity.

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Explanation

• "Angry with" is the correct preposition when referring to a person.
• "Angry at" is used for situations or things.

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Explanation

• “Inhabit” means to live or exist in a place.
• The sentence refers to species living on islands.

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Explanation

• Does Ahsan play football?
• Ahsan is a third-person singular subject.
• In the simple present interrogative, use Does + subject + base verb.

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Explanation

• Sentence: The company is concerned about the well-being of its employees.
• We use "concerned about" when we mean worried, anxious, or caring about someone's welfare.
• We use "concerned with" when we mean involved in, dealing with, or busy with a specific topic or business.

Additional information:

• Concerned about means worried about something.

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