Now that the problem has been identified, we can work on a solution.
No error. Now that correctly means “because the situation is now the case.”
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By the time the meeting starts tomorrow, all participants will have received the documents.
No error. In a future time clause after by the time, the present simple starts is correct; the main clause may use the future perfect.
By the time we reached the station, the train had already departed.
No error. The earlier past action is appropriately expressed with the past perfect had departed.
The director, as well as his assistants, is attending the conference.
No error. As well as his assistants does not make the grammatical subject plural. The main subject director is singular, so is is correct.
Whether the proposal succeeds or fails depends on public participation.
No error. Whether...or correctly presents two alternatives.
Neither the supervisor nor the workers were aware of the change.
No error. The nearer subject workers is plural, so plural were is appropriate.
Either the principal or the teachers are going to address the students.
No error. With either...or, agreement commonly follows the nearer subject. The nearer subject teachers is plural, so are is correct.
Both the salary as well as the working conditions attracted her to the job.
Both correlates with and, not as well as. Correct: Both the salary and the working conditions attracted her...
Whoever you appoint must have relevant professional experience.
No error. In contemporary standard English, whoever is widely acceptable in such an object position, especially when the whole clause functions a…
The new policy has reduced processing time, which has benefited thousands of applicants.
No error. Which may refer to the entire preceding situation—the reduction in processing time.
The report contains several recommendations, some of which have already been implemented.
No error. Some of which correctly refers back to the plural noun recommendations.
Monday is the day when the new batch begins.
No error. When correctly refers to a time antecedent.
Anyone who wishes to participate must register before Friday.
No error. Singular wishes agrees correctly with anyone.
The only one of the applicants who has completed both stages is Priya.
No error. In the only one of the applicants who..., the relative clause refers to the only one, so singular has is appropriate.
The manager explained that what we needed was additional staff.
No error. Here that introduces the content clause, while what we needed functions as the subject within that clause. The sequence that what is th…
What the committee needs is more reliable evidence.
No error. What the committee needs is a fused relative clause meaning “the thing that the committee needs.”
The machine which we purchased last month is functioning properly.
No error. Which correctly introduces a restrictive relative clause referring to a thing.
The professor with whom I discussed the proposal supported the idea.
No error. After the fronted preposition with, whom is the appropriate formal relative pronoun for a person.
The organisation for which she works has opened a new research centre.
No error. For which correctly refers to the organisation after the preposition for.
Neither answer is entirely correct, so the question should be reviewed.
No error. Neither + singular noun + singular verb is correct when referring to neither of two alternatives.
Both of the applicants has submitted the required certificates.
Both refers to two members together and takes a plural verb. Correct: Both of the applicants have submitted the required certificates.
Neither of these explanations appears convincing.
No error. In formal exam grammar, singular agreement with neither of is appropriate.
Each of the two candidates received a separate interview slot.
No error. Each of + plural noun correctly refers individually to members of a group.
We need an another copy of the certificate.
Another already contains the determiner an historically and does not take another article before it. Correct: We need another copy of the certifi…