Read the sentence: If there is an error in subject-verb agreement, choose the subject and the correct verb form. If a sentence has no error, choose 'correct'.

The food, except for the desserts, were good.

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This watch, unlike that one, is not expensive.

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These magazines in the doctor's office are outdated.

Read the sentence: If there is an error in subject-verb agreement, choose the subject and the correct verb form. If a sentence has no error, choose 'correct'.

Sometimes a book admired by many readers receive bad reviews.

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Lakes formed from craters in the earth are not very common around here.

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The tools that ___ best are expensive.

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Spaghetti and meatballs ___ my favorite homemade dish.

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A pharmacist, a person who dispenses medicine, lives in our neighborhood.

Read the sentence: If there is an error in subject-verb agreement, choose the subject and the correct verb form. If a sentence has no error, choose 'correct'.

Animals, such as deer and bears, live in the forest.

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The grape vines has been growing near our house for years.

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The tree that ___ so many pears needs pruning.

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Lisa's project, including drawings of trees, is almost finished.

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Abby, who ___ both piano and drums, has talent.

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Carrots and peas ___ well together.

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A singer who ___ popular 50 years ago is performing again.

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Neither he nor they ___ busy.

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School and state office buildings ___ down when there is a snowstorm.

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The cooks who ___ efficient, prepared dinner for 100 people.

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Cotton and silk ___ the most comfortable fabrics.

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Two sandwiches and two drinks ___ needed for the field trip.

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My sister and her family ___ in South Carolina.

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Mom or Dad ___ me up after school.

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Neither the bus nor the train ___ near our house.

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Neither JP nor his cousins ___ to go to the park.