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Subject/Verb Agree

Subject/Verb Agreement

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The girls in the class (is, are) working on a project. subject = girls; verb = are
Neither of the boys (loves, love) pizza. subject = Neither; verb = loves
Either the bunny or the birds (is, are) really cute. subject = either ; agrees with = birds; verb = are
Someone in this class really (needs, need) to study. subject = someone; verb = needs
Each of the newcomers (was, were) welcomed to the city. subject = each; verb = was
Few of our neighbors (has, have) parakeets. subject = few; verb = have
Many of the girls (keeps, keep) makeup in (her, their) purse. subject = many; verb = keep; pronoun = their
The house (has, have) leaves all over (its, their) roof. subject = house; verb = has; pronoun = its
Elephants (has, have) worked with people for centuries. subject = elephants; verb = have
A blue vase (is, are) the only thing on the shelf. subject = vase; verb = is
Since Mom repaired them, both of the radios (works, work). subject = both; verb = work
I'm sorry, but somebody (has, have) checked out that book already. subject = somebody; verb = has
Most of our reading (was, were) done on weekends. subject = most; verb = were
Everyone put (his/her, their) suitcases on the bus. subject = everyone; pronoun = his/her
Both Sarah and Sue agreed with (her, their) parents. subject = Sarah and Sue; pronoun = their
After the play, the audience roared (its, their) approval for five minutes. subject = audience; pronoun = its
Everybody should know (his/her, their) ZIP code. subject = everybody; pronoun = his/her
Several of my friends do (his/her, their) homework after school. subject = several; pronoun = their
Each student in class (has, have) given (his/her, their) report on an African American folk tale. subject = student; verb = has; pronoun = his/her
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