Understanding Indefinite Pronouns and Subject-Verb Agreement

Why is it important to ensure that the subject agrees with the verb in a sentence?

• To make sentences longer

• To ensure grammatical correctness

• To confuse the reader

• To use more pronouns

Which of the following is an example of an indefinite pronoun that is always singular?

• Many

• Both

• Several

• Everyone

Which indefinite pronoun can be either singular or plural depending on the context?

• Every

• Each

• Most

• Both

How do you determine the verb form for indefinite pronouns like 'most' or 'some'?

• By the length of the sentence

• By the noun that follows the pronoun

• By the number of pronouns in the sentence

• By the tense of the sentence

What is the correct verb form for the sentence: 'Most of the furniture _____ expensive'?

• is

• are

• be

• were

In the sentence 'All of the desserts were delicious', why is 'were' used?

• Because 'delicious' is a plural adjective

• Because 'all' is always plural

• Because 'desserts' is countable and plural

• Because 'desserts' is uncountable

Which of the following sentences uses the correct verb form?

• Most shows is a waste of time.

• Some of the rice are fragrant.

• None of the players is injured.

• All learning is useful.

What should you consider when choosing the verb form for 'none'?

• The length of the sentence

• The noun that follows 'none'

• The position of 'none' in the sentence

• The number of vowels in the sentence

Which sentence correctly uses a singular verb?

• All of the students is present.

• None of the equipment was delivered.

• Some of the information are important.

• Most of the books is interesting.

What is a recommended way to reinforce learning about indefinite pronouns?

• Ignore the rules and practice randomly

• Only read about it once

• Take a quiz and review resources

• Memorize all English sentences