Question

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

A.
Neither of the choices are good.

B.
Both of my grandmother's china sets is old.

C.
Everybody in the historical society have arrived.

D.
Someone in the apartment building is moving out.

Answer 1

b or d

Answer 2

Well I think we both know that both is used in a plural manner, so it's clearly not B. What else do you think can be eliminated? (By the way, everybody, despite its meaning, is used singularly.

Answer 3

Oh. Well, D. Someone is used singularly, and as you know, the verb for that would be is.

Answer 4

A

Answer 5

No no. I said I'm agreeing with you on D.

Answer 6

oh

Answer 7

Sorry if I sounded rude.

Answer 8

Its chill

Answer 9

Okay. Cool.