Grammar & Usage

After living in a dump for years, I'd be happy to find a place [that's/whose] walls are solid.

Alaska is the [larger/largest] of the fifty states.

The factory employs over thirty workers [who is/who are] well trained in woodworking.

Yesterday I got to meet the district's superintendent of schools, [which/who] was friendly.

The guy [who's/whose] renting my apartment is from France.

The naked mole rat is unique among mammals in that [it/they] cannot feel pain.

The chef who started all three restaurants [was/were] trained at a school in France.

Mayor Black's announcement of the four new bridges [was/were] met with mixed reactions.

Whenever we went fishing, we [buy/would buy] bait from the same shop.

Despite our growing interest, there is still much [they/we] do not know.

The dog [eat/eats] meat and [love/loves] bones.

The war is finally over, but its effects [were felt/will be felt] for many years to come.

Mr. and Mrs. Walsh are a little dim-witted, but [their/they're] children are quite bright.

The vet said that the problems with my dog's skin [come/comes] from a genetic condition.

He died of a [previous/previously] unknown disease.

I went to the store, and [then/than] got a snack.

We worked together; I [cooked/will cook] dinner while Naomi cleaned the dining room.

My dogs [sleep/slept] on my bed all the time before a trainer showed me how to stop them.

In times of danger, an ordinary person is capable [to perform/of performing] extraordinary acts

[You're/Your] lucky that you weren't in school today; you missed a pop quiz in math.

He had an [extraordinary/extraordinarily] method for preparing pork chops.

Cucumbers are considered a vegetable, but [its/their] structure fits a fruit.

Of the two candidates, Julio is the [more/most] qualified for the position.

The Florida keys are technically subtropical, but [their/there] climate is considered tropical.

Larry [brings/brought] some nuts and a loaf of bread when he goes to the park.

The building of the towers was delayed to decide with which materials [it/they] would be built.

An article should be easily accessible for all readers, regardless of [its/their] knowledge.

I hope Professor Smith will give Sherwyn and [I/me] a good grade on our art project.

Bob chopped wood [more quicker\more quickly] than Dave did.

Dave is listening [at/to] the radio.

A pronoun must always agree in number with [its/it's] antecedent.

Once a bill is approved, it is passed to the President, [who/whom] can sign it or veto it.

If you had asked me to the dance, I [would of/would have] gone with you.

The temperature and humidity [has/have] been rising for the past week.

Dave's new invention, a set of rocket powered rollerblades, [are/is] both pointless and unsafe.

An ordinary person is able [of performing/to perform] extraordinary acts.