No fighting allowed! subject-verb agreement

Multiple Choice

Sally hit/hits 20 practice pitches at the end of each practice.

• hit

• hits

Multiple Select

When frogs leap/leaps across the street, cars swerve/swerves to avoid them.

• leap

• leaps

• swerve

• swerves

Multiple Choice

Dogs play/plays really well at the dog park.

• play

• plays

Multiple Select

Fix two mistakes:

I smiles as the end of the school bell ring every day.

• smiles

• smile

• ring

• rings

Multiple Select

Fix two mistakes:

Leo frown whenever his son miss the bus in the morning.

• frown

• frowns

• miss

• misses

Multiple Select

A lot of people thinks that Alex should empty Sunny's trash everyday, but Justin disagree.

• thinks

• think

• disagree

• disagrees

Multiple Select

Many thinks that it will rain tomorrow, but someone in the hallway says that the weather forecast is wrong and it will be beautiful this weekend.

• thinks

• think

• says

• said

Multiple Choice

The park, with the most campsites, are Ruby Dooby-Doo State Park.

• are

• is

Multiple Choice

The keyboard, along with all the QWERTY keys, were patented in 1868.

• were

• was

Multiple Choice

Spanish, in addition too French and Chinese, are offered at the high school.

• are

• is

Multiple Choice

My cousins and I is going to go to Ciera World this June.

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

The dog and the neighborhood cats hates each other with a passion.

• hates

• hate

Multiple Choice

Neither Skittles nor any of the types of M&M's is made with vegan ingredients yet.

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

I am hopeful that it don't rain this weekend as I have a golf tournament on Saturday.

• don't

• doesn't

Multiple Select

I'm sad because my mom aren't going to be in town for my birthday.

• aren't

• isn't

Multiple Choice

The basketball coaches are not worried about next Friday's game. Our school haven't lost a game to ISB in the last five years.

• haven't

• hasn't

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Sara woke up to the sound of her sister’s voice. Sunlight streamed in, lighting up her posters of Taylor Swift performs at Madison Garden and Shaun White flew upside down on his snowboard at the X-Games. Someday Sara wanted to be just like them. She loved the way they are being so strong, so fierce, and proud. Her life seemed so ordinary though–lived on a quiet street in a quiet town. So boring, so dull, so ugh. Would things ever change?

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Bulldogs coming from a rather stunning history. They are bred for the sport bull-baiting. Though it is now difficult to imagine, in the 1600 and 1700s in England, people consider it great entertainment. They would bet on which dog would grabs a bull by the nose and push the bull to the ground. Many dogs would dying or became seriously hurt at these events because they are stomped on or trampled, or pokes by the bulls. Finally, this sport become illegal in 1853 (Gray, 1976. p. 24). Few other dog breeds has such brutality in their history.