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As follows is an idiom which means what comes next

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If you find yourself debating whether to use “was” or “were” in a sentence, it’s likely that you’re dealing with an unreal conditional sentence. As a refresher, an unreal conditional sentence expresses events that are hypothetical or improbable.

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Every woman should vote for the candidate of her choice.

"Every woman" is singular.

Therefore, the pronoun should also be singular → "her", not "their".

"Their" is plural and incorrect for the singular noun woman.

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"Almost each day" is grammatically incorrect.

The correct phrase is "Almost every day", which is standard usage for frequency.

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The sentence: "Islamabad is further from Lahore than it."

The word "further" is incorrect in comparison between two places (distance).

For physical distance, we use "farther", not "further."

Correct sentence: Islamabad is farther from Lahore than it.

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The phrase "never met him yesterday" is incorrect because "never" (implies at no time in life) and "yesterday" (refers to a specific past time) should not be used together.

Correct sentence: "You are wrong; I met him yesterday." or "You are wrong; I have never met him." (without "yesterday").

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The incorrect word in the sentence "The train had left when it reached the station" is reach.

It should be reached to maintain the past tense consistency with "had left" and the past perfect tense structure. 

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 "They go to the same school."

"They" is a plural subject, so the correct verb form is "go", not "goes" (which is used with singular subjects like "he," "she," or "it").

Additionally, "the" is missing before "same school."

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He asked his servant what he had done with the watch.

In indirect speech, we shift the tense one step back.

"Has done" (present perfect) changes to "had done" (past perfect).

Because the reporting verb "asked" is in the past tense.

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