Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?

A.
There is several pounds of oranges in the trunk.

B.
Was many customers annoyed with the terrible service?

C.
On the boardwalk were two different jugglers on unicycles.

D.
Here are my wish list.

Answer 1

What do you think it is?

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

A. Do you say "several pounds of oranges is" or "several pounds of oranges are"?
In other words, is "several pounds of oranges" singular or plural?
B. Do you say "many customers was" or "many customers were". Again, is "many customers" singular or plural?
C. Do you say "two different jugglers was" or "two different jugglers were"? Is "two different jugglers" plural or singular?
D. Do you say "my list is" or "my list are"?
Is "list" singular or plural?

Answer 4

It's not even B.