Subject-verb agreement - Revision of Grammar Unit 3- Book 2.

Every one of the shirts has/have a green collar.

• Every one of the shirts has a green collar.

• Every one of the shirts have a green collar.

This singer, along with a few others, play/ plays the harmonica on stage.

• This singer, along with a few others, play the harmonica on stage.

• This singer, along with a few others, plays the harmonica on stage.

Sandals and towels is/ are essential gear for a trip to the beach.

• Sandals and towels is essential gear for a trip to the beach.

• Sandals and towels are essential gear for a trip to the beach.

The president or the vice president is/ are speaking today.

• The president or the vice president are speaking today.

• The president or the vice president is speaking today.

Either Cassie or Marie pay/ paysthe employees this afternoon.

• Either Cassie or Marie pays the employees this afternoon.

• Either Cassie or Marie pay the employees this afternoon.

Either the sculpture or the paintings is/are in the museum today.

• Either the sculpture or the paintings are in the museum today.

• Either the sculpture or the paintings is in the museum today.

Neither she nor I/ am/ are is getting the lunch special.

• Neither she nor I is getting the lunch special.

• Neither she nor are is getting the lunch special.

• Neither she nor I am getting the lunch special.

The coat or the hats is/ in that closet.

• The coat or the hats is in that closet.

• The coat or the hats are in that closet.

Each of the dancers twirl/s brilliantly.

• Each of the dancers twirl brilliantly.

• Each of the dancers twirls brilliantly.

Everybody at the party was/ were enjoying the food

• Everybody at the party was enjoying the food

• Everybody at the party were enjoying the food