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    Subject-Verb Agreement Exercise New

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    The document provides examples to practice subject-verb agreement in sentences. It contains two exercises with sentences where the correct verb form needs to be identified. The exercises focus on identifying the correct verb form when there is a singular or plural subject, including subjects joined by "and", "or", "as well as", "together with", "neither/nor". Mastering subject-verb agreement is important for writing clear sentences.

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    SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

    EXERCISE 1:
    Direction: Bold and underline the correct verb in the bracket.

    1. Someone (has, have) to do the work.

    2. Steve, along with Jim and Cindy, (was, were) there.

    3. Where (is, are) you going?

    4. There (go, goes) Emily and Claire.

    5. Each of the members (has, have) contributed.

    6. Meg and her mother (is, are) in the store.

    7. The set of rules (control, controls) the game.

    8. Neither the boss nor her assistant (was, were) present.

    9. Here (is, are) an old and famous landmark.

    10. Ralph, along with his father, (is, are) attending the game.

    11. One often (ask, asks) for help from others.

    12. Where (has, have) you and Rachel worked during the summer?

    13. The leader of the choir (sing, sings) tenor.

    14. The helpers, as well as the leader, (has, have) to work well.

    15. Everyone (hope, hopes) to find a special friend.

    16. A sign of the times (is, are) the fashion in clothes.

    17. There (is, are) opportunities for all.

    18. The travelers, with their translators, (visit, visits) the museum.

    19. The better of the two seats (has, have) been sold.

    20. Where (is, are) my hat and coat?


    EXERCISE 2:
    Direction: Bold and underline the correct verb in the bracket.

    1. The citizens of this town (demand, demands) police protection.

    2. Glenville's Glee Club always (give, gives) a fine concert.

    3. Either Kathy or Dorothy (is, are) going.

    4. Both Ruth and I (go, goes) to bed early.

    5. The man, along with the two women, (was, were) delayed.

    6. We (was, were) passed by six cars.

    7. Few of the students (live, lives) in the dormitory.

    8. The ice cream (melt, melts) at room temperature.

    9. No one (has, have) stolen my secret ideas!

    10. The first baseman and the catcher (has, have) made many errors.

    11. Mrs. Laird (speak, speaks) with authority.

    12. The guitar, accompanied by the bass viol, (play, plays) the tune.

    13. Joe and his brother always (drink, drinks) too fast.

    14. Thelma, as well as her sister, (is, are) good at sports.

    15. Neither of my parents (is, are) home tonight.

    16. The captain of the two teams (is, are) Dan.

    17. Where (do, does) the Chester family live?

    18. The golf team and the tennis team (win, wins) every match.

    19. Why (do, does) Lisa and Tony disagree so much?

    20. Mrs. Stum, together with her neighbors, (has, have) a sewing club.

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