Honestly, bhai, the most common one they test is with indefinite pronouns like 'each' or 'everyone' taking a singular verb, even when it feels plural. But what really trips me up in practice is when a long prepositional phrase comes between the subject and verb, and you lose the thread—my father's rants about "all these new customers" from the neighbouring societies *are* a perfect example. I see it in his ledger notes, and then I spot the same error in my own comprehension paragraphs the next morning.
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