Question

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

A.
Each of my brothers play a sport.

B.
Either of my puppies follow me around the house.

C.
One of our neighbors are going on vacation.

D.
No one is allowed to enter without a ticket.
@pikachump @AsiaJenell @NeonStrawsForever

Answer 1

Any ideas?

Answer 2

b

Answer 3

For B to work, "either" would have to be "both"

Answer 4

Incorrect. ^

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

a

Answer 7

you can get rid of b and c for sure

Answer 8

Are you guessing, or do you have a reason for picking them?

Answer 9

guessing

Answer 10

...

Answer 11

im rlly stuped

Answer 12

A

Answer 13

Each is supposed to be (both)
Play is supposed to be (plays)

Answer 14

Like pika said, you can get rid of B and C. Read both A and D out loud and see which one sounds correct

Answer 15

^

Answer 16

i wish pika was on

Answer 17

she's right there

Answer 18

XD

Answer 19

I am! which one do you think is right?

Answer 20

O.O

Answer 21

D

Answer 22

A

Answer 23

good job, you're correct!

Answer 24

D is correct

Answer 25

yay i took 7 poeple but yay

Answer 26

yes, it's d. :)

Answer 27

Yep! That's correct. ^_^

Answer 28

lots of poeple

Answer 29

everyone has things they're good at, this just may not be it. It doesn't mean you're dumb.

Answer 30

Exactly. If all I asked were math questions, everyone would think that I'M dumb. (I mean they already do, but they'd think that I'm more stupid than I actually am. XD)