Question

Which verb agrees in number with its subject?

Each of the dogs __________ a collar.

A.
wears

B.
have worn

C.
are wearing

D.
wear

Answer 1

@Conqueror @NeonStrawsForever

Answer 2

It's just like the last one.

Answer 3

It's like present tense, right?

Answer 4

it is not a for sure i believe any way

Answer 5

Well, you can't really determine what tense the sentence is here.

Answer 6

By the word "Each" yes you can....

Answer 7

At least, I see it that way.

Answer 8

i think the rest sound good but it is only one answer lol i cant decide between b,c, and d

Answer 9

i think it is D

Answer 10

I don't think that's correct.

Answer 11

Try saying the sentence out loud.

Answer 12

I agree with @EclipsedStar I don't think D. is correct.

Answer 13

"Each of the dogs"...it mentions "each". Do you think that it's singular or plural?

Answer 14

@gelow please do not give direct answers.

Answer 15

oh sorry

Answer 16

Thanks. :D

Answer 17

you are correct @AwesomeSays3! Because the word each is singular and wear is singular and since the word dogs is plural there is no s at the end of the verb. I know this because I am an expert in gum

Answer 18

@i<3pink! D is incorrect...

Answer 19

ok so D is Correct :D

Answer 20

D is wrong.

Answer 21

"Each of the dog(s) wear a collar".

Answer 22

"Dogs" is plural.

Answer 23

aww ok so is it C?

Answer 24

C is correct. :)

Answer 25

ok so yes c is correct

Answer 26

C

Answer 27

YAY