Subject And Verb Agreement Quiz 47 (30 MCQs)

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1. Our soccer team ..... to win the tournament next week.
2. A pair of sneakers (are, is) all that reminds her of her basketball career.
3. Dragons .....
4. Choose the correct present-tense verb in parenthesis. They (are, is) happy.
5. Andy, accompanied by Jessie and Jill, ..... tomorrow.
6. Joel and Martin ..... together often.
7. In some countries, elections (a) place every four years.
8. Our snacks ..... so delicious.
9. A pack of cards ..... scattered over the table
10. The two speakers at the conference ..... a nonprofit organization focused on providing music education.
11. Huge waves ..... pelted against the sky.
12. Eating healthy food ..... you healthy.
13. The committee ..... decided to postpone the game.
14. She ..... very funny when she talks.
15. Nutrient-rich vegetables, including beet greens and watercress, ..... reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
16. The story performers ..... surrounded by children and adults eager to see magical tales.
17. Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below. The audience of children wait until after the comedian has finished his routine before throwing their tomatoes.
18. The fleet ..... six ships.
19. At most parties, Zazu and I ..... magic tricks to entertainthe guests.
20. Neither Mary nor her brothers ..... a consent form for tomorrow's field trip.
21. The Society of Procrastinators ..... postponed the annual meeting.
22. People ..... along the boardwalk.
23. Irsyad and I ..... some chocolate milk.
24. ..... you hitting him badly? (Past Tense)
25. Read the sentence. Choose the form of the verb that agrees with the subject. Neither he nor they ..... busy.
26. Select the correct verb form to complete the sentence below. Fire and ice ..... not agree.
27. A number of people ..... badminton to tennis.
28. We (have, has) two days until the big game.
29. My scissors ..... missing from the shelf.
30. Either you or your friends ..... to be blamed.