Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?

A.
Practitioners of judo often have extremely strong legs.

B.
The basketballs for the girls' team is under the bleachers.

C.
The telephone in the kitchen near the stairs don't work.

D.
The sports pages in the newspaper always has good articles.

Answer 1

help

Answer 2

All right, so, which one makes sense? I mean, let's take a look at option 2. Take away everything except for the subject and the verb. "Basketballs is" sounds wrong, so that can't be it. It would have to be "basketballs are".

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

wait i have another one

Answer 5

Try the other ones and tell me what you come up with.

Answer 6

wait what about the first one

Answer 7

I meant 'A', 'D', and 'C'. :)

Answer 8

is wrong

Answer 9

or right

Answer 10

Check the subject-verb agreement for those.

Answer 11

'A' is right, if that's what you mean.

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

what i have more

Answer 14

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?

A.
Paintings of fruit appears in every museum I have visited.

B.
The food for tomorrow's picnic are in the cooler.

C.
A stack of notecards were on Jacob's desk.

D.
The new coaches of the volleyball team are Ms. Wilson and Mr. Campbell.

Answer 15

Same idea:

a. Paintings appears
b. Food are
c. A stack were
d. Coaches are

Which option makes sense?

Answer 16

d

Answer 17

Yep!

Answer 18

k wait

Answer 19

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?

A.
The instructor for the afternoon exercise classes are funny and energetic.

B.
The containers on the shelves of the refrigerator holds leftovers.

C.
A yellow cake with chocolate frosting spread between the layers are Angela's choice.

D.
Some students at the library are meeting to study.

Answer 20

hello

Answer 21

A. Instructor are
B. Containers holds
C. Cake are
D. Students are

Answer 22

b

Answer 23

dont leave

Answer 24

hello

Answer 25

Still here!

Answer 26

yes

Answer 27

hello

Answer 28

Hello

Answer 29

yes

Answer 30

to you long enough

Answer 31

I'm here; I'm on mobile, so it won't say that I'm here but I am.

Answer 32

ok

Answer 33

what is the answer

Answer 34

The answer isn't 'b'.

Answer 35

It would be 'containers hold', not 'containers holds'.

Answer 36

ok

Answer 37

you watch glee

Answer 38

Ah, I used to.

Answer 39

You're left with 'A', 'C', and 'D'.

Answer 40

i could tell what is the answer

Answer 41

I believe it's against the CoC to blatantly give you the answer, but feel free to make an educated case and I can tell you whether you're correct.

Answer 42

ok d

Answer 43

Right!

Answer 44

ok

Answer 45

Which verb form correctly completes the sentence? Is the verb singular or plural?

The batteries in our cell phones __________ to charge.

A.
need, singular

B.
needs, plural

C.
need, plural

D.
needs, singular

Answer 46

help

Answer 47

Need = plural
Needs = singular

Answer 48

ok

Answer 49

thanks to you i passed thank you soooooooooooo much