Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?

A.
Italy, in addition to many other European countries, now use the euro as its currency.

B.
The newscasters on Channel 20 seems very friendly.

C.
The spice in those containers were probably not fresh.

D.
A snowstorm during the winter months is not unusual in many places.

Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?	
 
 A.
Italy, in addition to many other European countries, now use the euro as its currency.
 
 B.
The newscasters on Channel 20 seems very friendly.
 
 C.
The spice in those containers were probably not fresh.
 
 D.
A snowstorm during the winter months is not unusual in many places.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think?...

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

Though this is a direct answer, the right choice is D, a 'snowstorm' is singular, and 'is' is the proper singular verb to accompany it. The reason the answer is not B is because 'newscasters' should be paired with 'seem', rather than 'seems', as 'seems' is for the singular form of the word, not the plural.

anonymous · Answer

As long as you explain how you got the answer @IReallyCouldUseHelp You are fine :)

anonymous · Answer

Lol, thanks. I've been unkindly spoken to by uptight people that like to troll and say nothing but "NO DIRECT ANSWERS." "IT'S AGAINST THE RULES." Haha @Dreamer101

anonymous · Answer

Its okay I am one of the nice users who make sure you are following the rules... Unless you get a attitude lol

anonymous · Answer

Lol, I try to be as mellow as possible. ;)