Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?


A.
Is those shirts clean?


B.
At the top of the stairwell lies our old cat.


C.
Has the Nelsons returned home?


D.
Where was they sitting during the fireworks show?


@amberosales

Answer 1

Which makes most sense to you?

Answer 2

i think that it is B or D forgot to right it up there!

Answer 3

It's not D

Answer 4

D should be "were" instead of "was"
It's a plural sentence, not singular.

Answer 5

so is it B?

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?


A.
In a dark corner of the attic were many unopened boxes.


B.
Across the surface of the water glides swans.


C.
Have Mom watered the plants on the back porch?


D.
Behind those bushes are a tall wooden fence.

i think it is c

Answer 8

A should be "are" instead of "is"
C should be "have" instead of "has"

Answer 9

What do you think for the second one?

Answer 10

C

Answer 11

No. C should be "has" not "have"

Answer 12

i was thinking that it mite be b

Answer 13

YESSS!!

Answer 14

D should be "is" instead of "are"

Answer 15

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


A.
Tourists and commuters parks their cars at the station.


B.
Hunting or fishing are my uncle's favorite hobby.


C.
Football and soccer is played on grass surfaces.


D.
Tutorials and handbooks provide instructions in several languages.

Answer 16

Wait. B is not correct.

Answer 17

i think that it is d for this one

Answer 18

B is not right for the second one, I mean.

Answer 19

is it d

Answer 20

I already explained why C and D were not correct.. and B isnt correct either.

Answer 21

"glides swans" That doesn't even make sense.

Answer 22

This one is D

Answer 23

It should say, Swans glide across the surface of the water.

Answer 24

Yeah the other one wasn't B now that i think about it

Answer 25

For the last question, D is correct.

Answer 26

for the threed one right

Answer 27

A should be "park" instead of "parks"
B should be "is" instead of "are"
C should be "are" instead of "is"

Answer 28

If it says or, its singular meaning it should say "is"
If its and, its plural meaning its "are"

Answer 29

so d?

Answer 30

Yes.

Answer 31

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


A.
Terrance and Shelby is coming with us.


B.
Either Hank or his brothers has canned the vegetables.


C.
Neither the buses nor the train brings us to the stadium.


D.
Greg or Wanda have called twice for Carly.

Answer 32

I think that it is c or a

Answer 33

A should be "are" instead of "is" so that's not right.

Answer 34

As I said above:
If it says or, its singular meaning it should say "is"
If its and, its plural meaning its "are"

Answer 35

I think the correct answer is the last one because it makes the most sense

Answer 36

Dont give out answers.

Answer 37

D is wrong because it says or meaning its one of them, making it singular. So C is the correct answer.

Answer 38

B should be "have" instead of "has" because it says "brothers" making it plural.

Answer 39

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


A.
The choir members and the conductor has begun the rehearsal.


B.
Neither the coach nor the players were introduced before game time.


C.
Both chipmunks and squirrels stores nuts for winter.


D.
Either space heaters or a fireplace make a family's living room warmer.



I think that it is B

Answer 40

A should be "have"
B is right
C should be "store"
D should be "makes" because "heaters" is plural

Answer 41

Now please post any new questions in a new post.

Answer 42

ok hold on

Answer 43

Okay.