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Your ears might give you a clue that a tornado is near: they will begin popping.

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One of our teachers (is/are) going to have a baby in about a month.

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My recent blood clot and a blood test (was/were) what the doctor used to diagnose me was a clotting disorder.

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Either Mr. Irby or Mr. Connick (is/are) the person you should speak with about your issue.

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The natural disaster victims' lives were forever changed.

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A group of students (is/are) united on this issue.

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Tornados, hurricanes, and tsunamis--are all natural disasters.

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The students (is/are) united on this issue.

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Because I have experienced a tornado first-hand, I was not able to sleep well last night when the wind was blowing doggedly against my window.

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Mr. Irby and Mr. Connick (is/are) who you should speak to about your issue.

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Because I have experienced a tornado first-hand, I was not able to sleep well last night, when the wind was blowing doggedly against my window.

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Tornados form when hot, humid air meets cold, dry air; this causes the cold air to rise and create an area of low pressure for the wind to begin rotating.

My recent blood clot, along with a blood test, (was/were) what the doctor used to diagnose me with a clotting disorder.

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Tornados form when hot, humid air meets cold, dry air, this causes the warm air to rise and create an area of low pressure for the wind to begin rotating.

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When I encountered a tornado, my ears popped, and hail hit my windshield before I ever saw the tornado.

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Your ears might give you a clue that a tornado is near, they will begin popping.

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Each of the teachers (has/have) a different experience with the ACT.

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When I encountered a tornado, my ears popped. And hail hit my windshield before I ever saw the tornado.

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Both of my grandmothers (was/were) teachers: one a kindergarten teacher and the other a high school chemistry teacher.

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Tornados, hurricanes, and tsunamis--these are all natural disasters.

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The natural disaster victims lives were forever changed.