page after page will replace pages after pages because –

when words are repeated, they are always used in Singular.

Look at the example given below :

• Her health went down day by day.
• Day after day has passed and she has not come as yet.

Hence, page after page of the Bible is the right usage.

also will come after but because –

like either - or, neither - nor, not only - but also are the right Correlatives.

Look at the examples given below :

• He is not only wise but also kind.
• John plays not only drum but also the flute.

not only - but also is used for emphasizing that something is also true.

Hence, but also on how you have written them is the right usage.

from going will replace to go because –

from (Prep.) is used for showing that something is prevented.

Look at the examples given below :

• She saved him from drowning.
• Nothing would prevent him from speaking out against injustice.

Hence, from going to the cinema is the right usage.

has eaten will replace ate because –

Since is used with the Present/Past Perfect Tense that indicates a time from the past until a later past time, or until now

Look at the examples given below :

• I haven’t eaten since breakfast.
• He has been working in a bank since leaving school.

Hence, He has eaten is the right usage.

like will replace I'm liking because –

• like (Verb) is a word used for expressing emotion.
• It is not used in Progressive/Continuous form.

Look at the examples given below :

• I am liking peanuts. (×)
• I like peanuts. (✓)

Hence, but I’m liking her a lot is the right usage.

foreword will replace forward because –

a foreward, is a short introduction at the beginning of a book written by somebody other than the author.

Look at the examples given below :

• He was asked to write a foreword for her book.
• They ran forward to welcome her.

Hence, to write a foreword is the right usage.

is will replace are because –

The Verb of a sentence always agrees with the Subject of the sentence, not with the object of a preposition.

Here, knowledge is the Subject of the sentence, two languages is the Object of (Prep.)

Look at the examples given below :

• The car with many riders was speeding towards us. (✓)
• The car with many riders were speeding towards us. (×)

Hence, is required to pass the examination is the right usage

among will replace between because –

• between is used when only two persons or things are involved.
• among expresses a relationship when more than two persons/things are involved.

Look at the examples given below :

• She had to choose between work and her family.
• He divided his money among his brothers and sisters.

Hence, among the four girls is the right usage

a little rain will replace little rain because –

• little is a Negative Adj.
• and means not much
• a little is an Affirmative Adj. that means some

Look at the examples given below :

• He had little money. (not much money)
• He had a little money. (some money)

Hence, there was a little rain is the right usage.

doesn’t it will replace isn’t it because –

Positive statement ( without Aux. ) takes Negative Tag ( with Aux. )

Look at the examples below :

• You like coffee, do not you ?
• He eats meat, does not he ?

I passed will replace I have passed because –

Simple Past Tense is used with time expressions referring to the past (yesterday, last year, ago, in 2014, etc.)

Look at the example given below :

• His father died two years ago.

Hence, I passed is the right usage.

many will replace much because –

Stars are Countable Nouns and many is used with Countable Nouns whereas much is used with Uncountable Nouns.

Look at the examples given below :

• There was too much traffic on the road.
• Many people feel that the law should be changed.

Hence, how many are is the right usage.

Use of A is incorrect because –

Uncountable Nouns like milk, wine, information, air, equipment, sand, wood, etc. can’t be counted.

Hence, An Indefinite Article will not be used with them. as in–

• Please give me a water. (×)
• Please give me some water. (✓)
• Please give me an ice cube. (✓)
• Please give me an ice. (×)

s will replace are because –

when a Plural Noun (desires) is placed with a real Singular Subject (One) with of, the Verb will be Singular.

Look at the examples given below :

• One of my teachers is blind. (✓)
• One of my cousins are in Bangalore. (×)

Hence, is to become is the right usage.

to will replace till because –

• till (Prep., Conj.): until; up to the time of
• to (Prep.) indicates in a direction towards.

Look at the examples given below :

• He went to the city.
• He climbed to the top of the tree.

Hence, to the is the right usage.

is he will replace isn’t he because –

The statement is negative and it will use a positive tag.

Look at the examples given below :

• It isn’t beautiful, is it ?
• They didn’t leave, did they ?
• You can do it, can’t you ?

to will replace into because –

• to (Prep.) indicates in a direction so as to reach
• into (Prep.) indicates a position in/inside something

Look at the examples given below :

• I’m going with her to Australia.
• I went into the yard.

Hence, I went to is the right usage.

would will replace will because –

in Indirect speech will changes into would as in –

• She said, “I will teach you English.” (D.S.)
• She said that she would teach me English. (I.S.)

Hence, that he would never is the right usage.

I were will replace I am because -

Wish is most commonly used in imaginary/unreal situations. as in –

• I wish (that) you were here. (But, you are not, and I miss you).

The tense of the Verb that follows I wish is mostly in Past Tense.

In the Subjunctive form, we use were and not was after wish.

Look at the examples given below :

• I’m very fat.
• I wish I were thin.
• I wish I were taller.
• I wish to be taller. (Present Time)

Hence, I wish I were is the right usage.