Subject Verb Agreement

everybody, much, (n)either, one, and each are all examples of the _____________ Indefinite Pronouns. These will use a ___________ verb.

• ALWAYS SINGULAR; SINGULAR

• ALWAYS PLURAL; PLURAL

• EITHER/OR; VARIED

• EITHER/OR; SINGULAR

Either my shoes or your coat ​ (a)   always on the floor.

• is
• are
• am

When determining subject-verb agreement with an Either/Or Indefinite Pronoun (that can be SINGULAR OR PLURAL), you look at the object of the ________________ or the subject connected to the indefinite pronouns.

To think you had me fooled​ (a)   crazy.

• is
• are

both, few, and several are all examples of the _____________ Indefinite Pronouns. These will use a ___________ verb.

• ALWAYS SINGULAR; SINGULAR

• ALWAYS PLURAL; PLURAL

• EITHER/OR; VARIED

• EITHER/OR; SINGULAR

Each (is, are) assigned to a specific task.

Singular nouns/pronouns = a singular verb that often _____ an -s at the end of the verb.

• has

• doesn't have