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WorksheetsSubject-Verb Agreement Practice
Total questions: 143
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Louise don't want to drive that long distance.
The students nor their instructor are happy with the long cafeteria line for squid eyeball stew.
The box of apples is on the porch.
Some of the job applicants is expected to pass the difficult screening test.
The army are conducting maneuvers in March.
There (is/are) seven fish in the tank.
is
are
All of the children except Dylan (wants, want) to go home.
wants
want
(One, several) of my sisters runs in the marathon every year.
One
Several
Nothing (seems, seem) to please Linda.
seems
seem
The jury (has, have) been arguing for more than a week!
has
have
None of the boys (plays, play) soccer.
plays
play
either, neither (singular or plural)
singular
plural
few, both, many, others, several (singular or plural)
singular
plural
When there (was, were ) several babies in the movie theater, I, too, wanted to scream.
was
were
Neither the dogs nor the cats (chases, chase) those birds.
chases
chase
A truckload of apples (has/have) been delivered to the grocery store.
has
have
In our state there (is, are) only 24 panthers, and environmentalists fear that they are becoming extinct.
is
are
My dogs (barks/bark) too much.
barks
bark
something, everything, anything, nothing (singular or plural)
singular
plural
John (doesn't, don't) go in the water alone.
doesn't
don't
Fish and Chips (is, are) my favorite meal.
is
are
Everybody in the audience (has/ have) a program to read.
has
have
Neither Alice nor her brother (fights, fight) in front of others.
fights
fight
Neither of the cockroaches (is/are) dead.
is
are
Several people who are on the team (seems/seem) angry at the referee.
seems
seem
No one (answers, answer) the phone at the Caldwells.
answers
answer
Did you (visits, visit) the dentist?
visits
visit
Either the butcher or his sons (chops, chop) up the beef.
chops
chop
Truckloads of fruit (has, have) arrived.
has
have
All of the coffee sold at the bistro (is, are) very good.
is
are
(Many, Nobody) is predicting rain for Friday.
Many
Nobody
Either pineapple or blueberries (tastes /taste) good after a spicy meal.
tastes
taste
The flock (flies, fly) south early in the fall.
flies
fly
Our football team (hopes, hope) to enter the tournament.
hopes
hope
Indefinite Pronouns that are plural.
all, any, more, most, none, some
both, several, many, few
The Board of Directors (makes, make) many important financial decisions.
makes
make
Each of the girls (loves, love) Junior!
loves
love
Neither of the kittens (drinks, drink) milk.
drinks
drink
Ted and Mary (is, are) going to the movies.
is
are
Anybody who was there (knows, know) that Kaitlyn gave a good speech.
knows
know
A block of flats (has, have) been painted.
has
have
"Chutes and Ladders" (was, were) Ricky's favorite game.
was
were
The orchestra (is tuning, are tuning) their instruments.
is tuning
are tuning
Why (is, are) everybody staring at me?
is
are
No one (is, are) allowed in the class.
is
are
Indefinite pronouns that may be S or PL depending on modifying prep phrase
any, all, more, most, none, some
no one, someone, everyone, anyone
The players (is, are) ready for the spring game.
is
are
A dog that loves its owner (deserves, deserve) a reward.
deserves
deserve
Singular Indefinite Pronouns
all
someone
some
several
neither
Plural indefinite Pronouns
either
all
many
most
both
Indefinite pronouns that can be either singular or plural
no one
more
most
many
everyone
The team (is, are) playing this afternoon.
is
are
(Each, Both) of my brothers like algebra homework!
Each
Both
Neither the dog nor the cat (chases, chase) those birds.
chases
chase
Everyone (has, have) gone to the party without me.
has
have
Joan Perez, along with her three sons, (runs, run) the photocopy shop on Clark Street.
runs
run
A box of butter cookies (is, are) sitting on the dining room table.
is
are
Ice cubes in an insulated glass (melts, melt) slowly even on hot summer days.
melts
melt
A car loaded with five passengers (stops, stop) more slowly than a car with only a driver.
stops
stop
A charming smile, together with a healthy bank account, (makes, make) Bob an eligible bachelor.
makes
make
