Point out the incorrect sentence.

The correct answer is Option B (Neither Ram nor Shyam have sympathy for the poor parents.).

Key Points:
• This question evaluates the candidate's understanding of Subject-Verb Agreement, a highly tested grammatical concept in MPSC examinations. Grasping how conjunctions affect verb form is essential for identifying syntax errors.
• Option 2 is the correct answer according to the official MPSC answer key because it represents the grammatically incorrect sentence. When subjects are joined by 'neither...nor', the verb must agree with the subject closest to it. Since 'Shyam' is a singular subject, the verb should be the singular 'has', not the plural 'have'.
• Let us analyze why the other options are grammatically correct sentences. Option 1 uses 'each', which always takes a singular verb ('has'). Option 3 joins two distinct subjects with 'and', forming a plural subject that correctly takes the plural verb 'go'. Option 4 uses 'either...or' with singular subjects, correctly pairing with the singular verb 'has'.
• A common MPSC trap is confusing 'neither...nor' rules with simple 'and' conjunction rules, leading students to mistakenly use plural verbs.
• Consistent practice of proximity rules in subject-verb agreement ensures higher accuracy.
• Key Takeaway: Remember: When subjects are joined by 'neither...nor' or 'either...or', the verb agrees with the subject closest to it.