Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular or Plural

Froggy Jumps

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Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular or Plural


Froggy Jumps Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular or PluralVersion en ligne Choose the correct verb form. par Shenarah Legrand 1 Neither the teacher nor the students (enjoy / enjoys) waking up early. a enjoy b enjoys 2 Either my sisters or my brother (cook / cooks) dinner on Sundays. a cook b cooks 3 Neither the dogs nor the cat (like / likes) loud noises. a like b likes 4 Either the players or the coach (decide / decides) the strategy. a decide b decides 5 Neither my cousin nor my friends (attends/ attend) that school. a attends b attend 6 Either the mangoes or the banana (taste / tastes) sweeter. a taste b tastes 7 Neither the parents nor the child (understand / understands) the problem. a understand b understands 8 Either the girls or the boy (help / helps) clean the yard. a help b helps 9 Neither the singers nor the band (practices / practice) today. a practices b practice 10 Either the pen or the pencils (belongs / belong) to Sarah. a belongs b belong 11 The teacher, along with her students, (teach / teaches) English every day. a teach b teaches 12 The dogs, including the puppies, (chase / chases) the ball. a chase b chases 13 My brother, together with his friends, (play / plays) football after school. a play b plays 14 The students, in addition to the teacher, (participate / participates) in the fair. a participate b participates 15 The girl, in addition to her cousins, (bake / bakes) on weekends. a bake b bakes 16 The doctor, along with the nurse, (check / checks) each patient carefully a check b checks 17 The singers, with their band, (perform / performs) every Friday night. a perform b performs 18 The mother, as well as the father, (encourage / encourages) their children. a encourage b encourages 19 The boys, together with their coach, (train / trains) every morning. a train b trains 20 The teachers, as well as the principal, (plan / plans) the field trip. a plan b plans

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Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular or PluralVersion en ligne

par Shenarah Legrand

Neither the teacher nor the students (enjoy / enjoys) waking up early.

Either my sisters or my brother (cook / cooks) dinner on Sundays.

Neither the dogs nor the cat (like / likes) loud noises.

Either the players or the coach (decide / decides) the strategy.

Neither my cousin nor my friends (attends/ attend) that school.

Either the mangoes or the banana (taste / tastes) sweeter.

Neither the parents nor the child (understand / understands) the problem.

Either the girls or the boy (help / helps) clean the yard.

Neither the singers nor the band (practices / practice) today.

Either the pen or the pencils (belongs / belong) to Sarah.

The teacher, along with her students, (teach / teaches) English every day.

The dogs, including the puppies, (chase / chases) the ball.

My brother, together with his friends, (play / plays) football after school.

The students, in addition to the teacher, (participate / participates) in the fair.

The girl, in addition to her cousins, (bake / bakes) on weekends.

The doctor, along with the nurse, (check / checks) each patient carefully

The singers, with their band, (perform / performs) every Friday night.

The mother, as well as the father, (encourage / encourages) their children.

The boys, together with their coach, (train / trains) every morning.

The teachers, as well as the principal, (plan / plans) the field trip.