Subject-Verb Agreement

Front

Verb 'am' is used only with 'I'

Back

True

Front

Verb and subject must agree in person.

Back

True

Front

Verb is plural if two or more singular subjects are joined by 'and'.

Back

False

Front

Verb is plural if two singular subjects with 'and' refer to the same person or thing.

Back

False

Front

Verb agrees with the first noun/pronoun when the subject has two nouns/pronouns joined by 'with' or 'as well as'.

Back

True

Front

Verb agrees with the first noun/pronoun when the subject has two nouns/pronouns joined by 'with' or 'as well as'.

Back

True

Front

Verb is singular if two or more singular subjects are connected by 'or' or 'nor'.

Back

True

Front

Verb is plural if two singular subjects are connected by 'either..or' or 'neither..nor'.

Back

False

Front

If two subjects connected by 'either..or' or 'neither..nor' are of different persons, the verb agrees with the nearest subject.

Back

True

Front

In sentences starting with 'here's' and 'there's', the subject follows the verb.

Back

True