Subject-Verb Agreement Underline the correct verb. 1. All of the girls (like, likes) soda pop. 2.

George and Janet (is, are) exhausted. 3. Either Kate or Kim (raise, raises) her hand. 4. Alan or his brothers (run, runs) to the mailbox everyday. 5. Alan or his sister (run, runs) to the mailbox everyday. 6. Alan and his sister (run, runs) to the mailbox everyday. 7. Neither of them ever (stop, stops) to visit. 8. Neither Kim nor Dave (live, lives) here any more. 9. Anyone who likes to skate (comes, come) often. 10. Fruits and vegetables (need, needs) to cook in their own juices. 11. Something about you (attract, attracts) me. 12. Nobody in her right mind (register, registers) for six classes. 13. Some of my problems (has, have) to do with money. 14. Most of the cake (is, are) left on the plate. 15. Most of the students (leave, leaves) campus during the summer. 16. There (is, are) a strong suspicion that the minister has left.