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Farley (assume, assumes) the exam to be really difficult.

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• assumes

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I (like, likes) this park more than the mall.

• like

• likes

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Philippine literature in English (was, were) imitative during its period of apprenticeship.

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• were

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The San Juanico Bridge, as well as several other bridges, (connect, connects) Leyte to Samar Province.

• connect

• connects

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This batch of cute, little cupcakes (is, are) ready to be sold.

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• are

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The lady in a white and red dress (dance, dances) for us every Tuesday.

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• dances

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My favorite food (is, are) rice and fish.

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• are

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His favorite type of movies (is, are) adventures.

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• are

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One of my friends (own, owns) a gasoline station.

• own

• owns

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Everybody (cheer, cheers) when Benny scores a basket.

• cheer

• cheers

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Many of the bowls in the box (is, are) broken.

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• are

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We were glad that several of you (play, plays) the violin so well.

• play

• plays

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No one in my English class (studies, study) the way I do.

• studies

• study

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Neither Maria nor her other relatives (was, were) spared from evil deeds.

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• were

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Either the old woman or the townspeople (is, are) allowed to Nathan's home.

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• are

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Four pesos worth of candies (is, are) enough.

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• are

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Two years (is, are) not enough to finish graduate studies.

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• are

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After a night's sleep the news (is, are) as indispensable as the breakfast.

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• are

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This pair of pants (fit, fits) perfectly.

• fit

• fits

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The mumps (is, are) a very painful illness.

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• are

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The number of people lined up for tickets (was,were) four hundred.

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• were

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There (is,are) a number of important announcements in the bulletin.

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• are

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Great Expectations (was, were) written by Dickens.

• was

• were

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The New York Times (has, have) been around since 1851.

• has

• have

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Two-thirds of the lemonade (has,have) been finished off.

• has

• have

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Twenty-five percent of the students (is,are) on the field trip today.

• is

• are