Compound Subject & Verb Agreement

Front

Verb in: Either the leprechaun or the tooth fairy visits your house.

Back

singular

Front

My mother and grandma (____) at the wedding.

Back

dance

Front

Choose the correct sentence: Either Jane or Jack...

Back

buys the fruit.

Front

Every compound subject with "and" has a plural verb.

Back

True.

Front

The birds and the bees (___) in the sky.

Back

fly

Front

Either the chairs or the table (belong/belongs) in the kitchen.

Back

belongs

Front

Kelly and Ford (____) the halls with boughs of holly.

Back

deck

Front

Rudolph or Dasher (lead/leads) the sleigh on Christmas Eve.

Back

leads

Front

Verb in: Either Pilar or the neighbours decorate the gingerbread house.

Back

plural