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WorksheetsSVA 100
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 33mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. Your address in our files (are, is) correct.
a)
are
b)
is
2.
2. The clerk (rings, ring) up the sales while the customers (wait, waits) in line.
a)
rings, wait
b)
rings, waits
c)
ring, wait
d)
ring, waits
3.
3. Mary and Bill (is, are) leaving soon.
a)
is
b)
are
4.
4. Sofie, my friend and mentor, (is, are) working in the university.
a)
is
b)
are
5.
5. Spaghetti and meatballs (is, are) my favorite meal.
a)
is
b)
are
6.
6. Each sweater and each skirt (has, have) its own hanger.
a)
has
b)
have
7.
7. Mary, together with Bill, (is, are) eating at the cafeteria.
a)
is
b)
are
8.
8. Joan, as well as Anna, (is, are) going home tomorrow.
a)
is
b)
are
9.
9. Nancy, in addition to Robert, (is, are) joining the meeting.
a)
is
b)
are
10.
10. Mary or Bill (is, are) eating at the cafeteria.
a)
is
b)
are
11.
11. Either the student or the teachers (is, are) coming.
a)
is
b)
are
12.
12. Either of the invited students (is, are) able to attend.
a)
is
b)
are
13.
13. Everybody (love, loves) to dance.
a)
love
b)
loves
14.
14. Nobody (love, loves) me.
a)
love
b)
loves
15.
15. Few (is, are) paying attention. Many (is, are) leaving the room.
a)
is, is
b)
is, are
c)
are, is
d)
are, are
16.
16. Most of the community (is, are) getting cable services.
a)
is
b)
are
17.
17. Some of the cake (is, are) missing.
a)
is
b)
are
18.
18. All of them (has, have) gone away.
a)
has
b)
have
19.
19. Some of the cookies (is, are) missing.
a)
is
b)
are
20.
20. The set of books (has, have) been unpacked.
a)
has
b)
have
21.
21. The leader of the men who (is, are) tired is unwilling to rest.
a)
is
b)
are
22.
22. Where (is, are) the children?
a)
is
b)
are
23.
23. There (is, are) no simple solution.
a)
is
b)
are
24.
24. Here (is, are) the boys.
a)
is
b)
are
25.
25. The problem (is, are) the boys.
a)
is
b)
are
26.
26. The mice (is, are) the problem.
a)
is
b)
are
27.
27. Star Wars (occupy, occupies) a unique place in film history.
a)
occupy
b)
occupies
28.
28. Twenty-three pesos (is, are) the price.
a)
is
b)
are
29.
29. Eighteen inches (is, are) the width.
a)
is
b)
are
30.
30. Three-quarters of the students (is, are) sick.
a)
is
b)
are
31.
31. Three-quarters of the class (is, are) absent.
a)
is
b)
are
32.
32. Measles (takes, take) a toll on children.
a)
takes
b)
take
33.
33. The jury (decides, decide) on an important case.
a)
decides
b)
decide
34.
34. The team (wins, win) the game.
a)
wins
b)
win
35.
35. The sweater and skirt (has, have) their own hangers.
a)
has
b)
have
36.
36. Every investor and saver (has, have) become more cautious recently.
a)
has
b)
have
37.
37. Neither the directors nor the top executives (wants, want) to relocate.
a)
wants
b)
want
38.
38. Only one of the photocopiers (is, are) working properly.
a)
is
b)
are
39.
39. One of the causes for the breakdowns (is, are) poor maintenance.
a)
is
b)
are
40.
40. (Has, Have) any of your customers complained about the deliveries.
a)
Has
b)
Have
41.
41. The criteria for paying bonuses (has, have) to be rethought.
a)
has
b)
have
42.
42. Changing Times (is, are) offering subscribers a special renewal rate.
a)
is
b)
are
43.
43. Over three-quarters of the draft (has, have) to be rewritten.
a)
has
b)
have
44.
44. There (has, have) been no news from Frank in two months.
a)
has
b)
have
45.
45. Those who (did, done) the customer survey deserve much praise.
a)
did
b)
done
46.
46. It is critical that this memo (is, are) distributed this afternoon.
a)
is
b)
are
47.
47. More than one client (has, have) asked me whether Chris is leaving.
a)
has
b)
have
48.
48. Neither the management nor the union (likes, like) the settlement.
a)
likes
b)
like
49.
49. Mr. Hall, along with his two partners (is, are) going to Paris.
a)
is
b)
are
50.
50. (Has, Have) the board voted yet?
a)
Has
b)
Have
51.
51. The number of job openings (has, have) increased this month.
a)
has
b)
have
52.
52. Many of our salespeople have (rose, risen) quickly to higher-level jobs.
a)
rose
b)
risen
53.
53. Paul said that he (would, will) debug the program over the weekend.
a)
would
b)
will
54.
54. Kate is one of those people who (writes, write) well without effort.
a)
writes
b)
write
55.
55. None of the applicants (impress, impresses) either of us very much.
a)
impress
b)
impresses
56.
56. I wish I (was, were) considered for Larry’s position.
a)
was
b)
were
57.
57. Many of the sales staff (wants, want) to attend the seminar.
a)
wants
b)
want
58.
58. Either of the editors (is, are) willing to take on your manuscript.
a)
is
b)
are
59.
59. Brooks Brothers (is, are) having its annual sale next week.
a)
is
b)
are
60.
60. Twenty-dollars (doesn’t, don’t) buy much these days.
a)
doesn’t
b)
don’t
61.
61. If I had heard, I would (tell, have told) you the news.
a)
tell
b)
have told
62.
62. One of the products we distribute (is, are) coffee grinders.
a)
is
b)
are
63.
63. A number of my customers (has, have) asked for bigger discounts.
a)
has
b)
have
64.
64. Attached (is, are) three lay-outs for you to evaluate and choose from.
a)
is
b)
are
65.
65. Every one of us (hope, hopes) you will have a speedy recovery.
a)
hope
b)
hopes
66.
66. The band’s plan for buying uniforms and instruments (is, are) going to be postponed.
a)
is
b)
are
67.
67. The tournament winners, accompanied by other two players, (has, have) left for the stadium court.
a)
has
b)
have
68.
68. “(Has, Have) either of you boys seen my sand wedge?” asked uncle Morris.
a)
Has
b)
Have
69.
69. Tamara’s success in those two major projects (shows, show) her abilities in organizing and leading large work groups.
a)
shows
b)
show
70.
70. Since the attitude of the team captains (has, have) been very positive, it has been easier to weather this last loss.
a)
has
b)
have
71.
71. The low ranking of the teams played by the top-ranked teams (makes, make) their real abilities something of a mystery.
a)
makes
b)
make
72.
72. Other tenants (contends, contend) that the noisy parties and loud band practices (makes, make) their lives unbearable.
a)
contends, makes
b)
contends, make
c)
contend, makes
d)
contend , make
73.
73. The cost of buying and maintaining a boat suitable for deep sea fishing (is, are) astronomically high.
a)
is
b)
are
74.
74. For the next summer, I’m looking at several jobs in which there (is, are) real possibilities for high pay and pleasant work.
a)
is
b)
are
75.
75. Standing on the stage (was, were) the student government president, along with a few representatives from various organizations.
a)
was
b)
were
76.
76. My boss, along with her secretary, (was, were) scheduled to leave for convention today.
a)
was
b)
were
77.
77. Neither Tom nor Jim (is, are) prepared to make that presentation today.
a)
is
b)
are
78.
78. I didn’t think that ninety-five dollars (was, were) a reasonable fee for a few minutes of consultation.
a)
was
b)
were
79.
79. There (was, were) thirty-two students trying to gain admission to a class with only twenty-four seats.
a)
was
b)
were
80.
80. Neither my sister nor my brother (has, have) seen the new movie everyone is raving about.
a)
has
b)
have
81.
81. The great differences in political opinion in various parts of the country (has, have) been recorded in polls.
a)
has
b)
have
82.
82. There (appear, appears) to be no great problems involved in completing that project on time.
a)
appear
b)
appears
83.
83. A large number of the neighbors (has, have) contributed to that conservation campaign.
a)
has
b)
have
84.
84. The number of citizens who vote for ecological improvement (has, have) grown remarkably in recent years.
a)
has
b)
have
85.
85. As the ranks of the of the conversationalists (swells, swell) politicians respond positively to environmental issues
a)
swells
b)
swell
86.
86. The combination of great speed and great handling (makes, make) that car extremely popular.
a)
makes
b)
make
87.
87. There on Main Street (stand, stands) his house and office building.
a)
stand
b)
stands
88.
88. The value of those lots along the river (has, have) yet to be determined.
a)
has
b)
have
89.
89. Max is one of those people who (enjoys, enjoy) working difficult mathematical calculations.
a)
enjoys
b)
enjoy
90.
90. Mary is the only one of my friends who (enjoys, enjoy) working difficult mathematical calculations.
a)
enjoys
b)
enjoy
91.
91. He (see, sees) his neighbor jogging.
a)
see
b)
sees
92.
92. He (don’t, doesn’t) know what kind of exercise to do.
a)
don’t
b)
doesn’t
93.
93. Exercise for middle-aged (is, are) considered a prophylactic.
a)
is
b)
are
94.
94. Four years (are, is) a long time to spend away from your friends and family.
a)
are
b)
is
95.
95. To undertake an exercise test (is, are) prudent.
a)
is
b)
are
96.
96. Most of the milk (has, have) gone bad. Six gallons of milk (is, are) still in the refrigerator.
a)
has, is
b)
has, are
c)
have, is
d)
have, are
97.
97. Each and every student and instructor in this building (hope, hopes) for a new facility by next year.
a)
hope
b)
hopes
98.
98. Most tests (use, uses) a treadmill.
a)
use
b)
uses
99.
99. Rice and beans, my favorite dish, (remind, reminds) me of my native Puerto Rico.
a)
remind
b)
reminds
100.
100. Some clinics also (use, uses) a bicycle.
a)
use
b)
uses
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