SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT

Underline the correct verb .

1. I (has / have) already completed my work.

2. We (celebrate / celebrates) Teacher’s Day on 16 May every year.
3. One of the boys (does not have / do not have) a book.
4. Five of the men (has/have) donated blood many times.
5. Either those girls or Ali (has/have) taken my notes by mistake.
6. Science (is/are) an interesting subject.
7. The teacher, as well as the pupils (are/ is) going on a field trip.
8. There (are / is) not much sugar left in the container.
9. Some of the students in this class (do not / does not) do their
homeworks.
10. Everybody (is/ are) invited to the party.
11. Most of us (do not / does not) understand the topic well.
12. One- third of the eggs in the box (is/ are) rotten.
13. Each of the pupils (has/ have) a new dictionary.
14. Rain (stop/ stops) many of our activities.
15. Carlos is the only one of those students who (has / have) lived up
to the potential described in the yearbook.
16. The international Club, as well as the Choral Society and the
Rowing Club,
(need/ needs) to submit a new constitution.
17. Not only students but also their instructor (has / have) been called
to the principal’s office.
18. Most of the milk (has/have) gone bad. Six gallons of milk (is/are)
still in the refrigerator.
19. Each and every students and instructor in this building
(hope/hopes) for a new facility by next year.
20. Rice and beans, my favourite dish, (remind/ reminds) me of my
native.
21. Four years (is/ are) a long time to spend away from your friends
and family.
22. One of the light bulbs (is /are) broken.
23. Crocodile Hunter (is /are) my favourite television programme.
24. Nobody in the room (know/ knows) the answer to this tricky riddle.
25. The Chinese in Singapore (know/ knows) how to speak Malay.
26. Chinese is spoken widely in Singapore.
27. A number of students (has/ have) failed their English test.
28. Beauty and the Beast (is/ are) my favourite fairy tale.
29. Neither the boys nor their father (like/ likes) ice –cream.
30. Hamid, accompanied by his parents (is/ are) going to see the
headmaster.