Question

In which one of the following sentences does the verb agree with the subject?
A. Here is the reasons we can't start the car.
B. Who is the people in the photograph?
C. There is a million reasons why I shouldn't go.
D. The book that explains the plays is on the shelf.

Answer 1

i had B it was wrong. @airjordan200 @ILUVSOCCER

Answer 2

@SamsungFanBoy @Photon336

Answer 3

read each of them out loud and see how they sound, you thought B , so read it "who is the people in the photograph" shouldnt it be who are the people?

Answer 4

so id say the answer is c or d since a and b arent correct

Answer 5

remember a subject/verb agreement is the subject and verb agreed with a number they need to be singular or plural @danysanchy97

Answer 6

soooooo i will say it is C or D it both makes since

Answer 7

so it could be D?

Answer 8

@MysticFury @airjordan200

Answer 9

welllll........ i guess i think it is

Answer 10

@TheSmartOne do you agree that the answer is D?

Answer 11

@jabez177

Answer 12

@SamsungFanBoy someone??!!!!

Answer 13

yus i think i do

Answer 14

@Anaise

Answer 15

if its not D its C

Answer 16

yes the thing is i dont get a third try on the test, and i cant fail it again, i just want to make sure its the correct answer.

Answer 17

@Killer_Shadow

Answer 18

@Lovelarap

Answer 19

@SolomonZelman

Answer 20

I think it's D. The book that explains the plays is on the shelf. The correct answer is letter D because according to English grammar standards singular words should have the singular verb. In this sentence the main verb is “is” which agrees with the singular noun “book.” The other choices in the questions do not follow the grammatical rules in English. For example, in the second choice (d), the world “people” is plural so instead of “is”, the verb should be “are”.

Answer 21

thank you.

Answer 22

your welcome