Correct spelling is *Accommodate* with double ‘c’ and double ‘m’.

Preposition ‘in’ is correct with ‘interested’.

*Erudite* means very learned or knowledgeable.

*Transient* = temporary; opposite is *Permanent*.

*Neither* is singular, so verb should be ‘is’.

Correct subject-verb agreement: He doesn’t know me.

*Under the weather* means feeling sick/unwell.

*Bibliophile* = a person who loves books.

Future Perfect: *will have completed* before a point of time in future.

*Meticulous* = very careful; opposite is *Careless*.

With senior, junior, superior, inferior, we use ‘to’.

Present Perfect Continuous = has/have been + verb-ing.

Future Indefinite Passive = will be + past participle.

*Apathetic* means showing no interest; synonym = Indifferent.

Correct preposition: married to.

Reporting verb in past → reported clause in past tense.

Logical order: worked → tired → went to bed → fell asleep.

When one subject is singular and the other plural, verb agrees with nearer subject.

After *one of the*, noun must be plural → *girls*.

*Nefarious* = wicked; opposite is *Virtuous*.

Verb ‘insist’ is followed by ‘on’.

‘H’ in honest is silent, so vowel sound → ‘an’.

Logical sequence: sun set → darkness → lamp → night.

*Tenacious* = very determined and persistent.

After *did not*, base form of verb is used.

Correct spelling is *Receive* (i before e, except after c).

Correct order: went to shop → bought pen → paid → wrote letter.

Present Continuous = is/are/am + verb-ing.

*Candid* = frank and honest; opposite is *Deceptive*.

*Committee* (as a unit) takes singular verb → has taken.