Question

Which verb agrees with its subject?

There is nothing I __________ more than being with my closest friends.

A.
is enjoying

B.
enjoy

C.
has enjoyed

D.
enjoys

Answer 1

@EclipsedStar

Answer 2

So the subject is "I" correct? And it is singular, so the verb has to be singular as well...any ideas?

Answer 3

Any ideas so far?

Answer 4

d

Answer 5

No, that is plural.

Answer 6

close not "enjoys" but...

Answer 7

Close. ;)

Answer 8

I enjoy (1st person sing.), but a person enjoys (3rd person sing.).

Answer 9

so enjoys is for 3rd person singular...but we need first person singular to go with "I".

Answer 10

;)

Answer 11

okay if its dd it wont be c rihjy?

Answer 12

It definitely is not C.

I enjoy (1st person sing.)

Answer 13

Does this make sense?

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

so what is your final answer?

Answer 16

i would say if its not c or d or b i would say a

Answer 17

A is wrong.

Answer 18

so its b thats right but that makes no sense?

Answer 19

B is correct.

Answer 20

There is nothing I enjoy more than being with my closest friends.

Answer 21

thank you :D

Answer 22

"I" is first person singular. So you MUST use "enjoy" because that goes with first person singular subjects. If it was a third person singular subject like "he" then you would have had to use "enjoys" because that goes with third person singular subjects.

Answer 23

^ Nicely explained. :)