Question

Which sentence does not have an error in subject and verb agreement?

A.
I was surprised, but A Tale of Two Cities were one of the best books I've ever read.

B.
Doesn't Amber and the other girls have some golf clubs that we can borrow?

C.
There are several of the kits left over in the storeroom.

D.
Thank goodness! Macaroni and cheese are finally on the menu.

Answer 1

C.
There are several of the kits left over in the storeroom.

Answer 2

Which sentence does not have an error in subject and verb agreement?

A.
The curtains, soft and white, was billowing in the breeze.

B.
Isn't basil and thyme two herbs you use in your sauce?

C.
A piece of cake with a candle was brought to my table on my birthday.

D.
Glimmering sun and crashing surf has a soothing effect on me.

Answer 3

C.
A piece of cake with a candle was brought to my table on my birthday.

Answer 4

Which sentence does not have an error in subject and verb agreement?

A.
Have another topic or a different thesis statement occurred to you?

B.
That dog and cat of yours was making us laugh that day!

C.
Isn't your mother and your grandmother making you your own quilt?

D.
Are you and Gordon coming to the meeting on Saturday?

Answer 5

i think D

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

Which sentence does not have an error in subject and verb agreement?

A.
A morning walk or a brisk afternoon run help our dog stay trim.

B.
Few of our friends was able to attend the awards banquet.

C.
Don't they have enough money for the tickets?

D.
Yes, salt and sugar is often confused when mixing ingredients.

I picked D

Answer 8

@Xmoses1

Answer 9

I THINK C.....Don't they have enough money for the tickets?

Answer 10

but the contraction dont is do not so D would make better sense

Answer 11

Which is the correct verb form for this sentence?

There __________ several dogs at the dog park this morning.

A.
is

B.
was

C.
were

@Xmoses1

Answer 12

were

Answer 13

Yes it is were

Answer 14

what bout the question before was i correct

Answer 15

Read them all in your head and you can usaully figure it out by which one sounds right. And yes D does make sense

Answer 16

Which is the correct verb form for this sentence?

A box of twelve glasses __________ the first present we unwrapped.

A.
were

B.
are

C.
was


i picked C

Answer 17

Oh wait the question was asking what one was correct so C is correct not D

Answer 18

Were is correct because it is past tense

Answer 19

for which question

Answer 20

The last question is 'were', and the other one is C. Don't they have enough money for the tickets?

Answer 21

You should just start a new thread for every question that way we can avoid this confusion lol