Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?

A.
Kevin and Kimberly walks to the park.

B.
Daffodils and lilacs bloom in springtime.

C.
My sister and I plays tennis.

D.
Our jewelry and valuables is kept in a safe.

Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?	
 
 A.
Kevin and Kimberly walks to the park.
 
 B.
Daffodils and lilacs bloom in springtime.
 
 C.
My sister and I plays tennis.
 
 D.
Our jewelry and valuables is kept in a safe.

anonymous · Answer

@FyrBornRayne can you help me?

anonymous · Answer

B, because: when you join a compound subject with (and) the verb has no s while if you use or (or nor) you add an s. 
(ex.) Rain (and) fog (make) arthritis flare up.
Rain (or) fog (makes) arthritis flare up.

anonymous · Answer

if you want to learn more about it I can send you a link.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks!