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    Underline the correct form of the

    verb.

    1. The dog (bark/barks) loudly at night.


    2. The cats (sleep/sleeps) in the sunroom. Underline the correct form of the
    3. My sister and I (is/are) going to the park. verb.
    4. The book on the shelf (is/are) mine.
    5. The birds in the tree (sings/sing) 11. The dog (bark/barks) loudly at
    beautifully. night.
    6. The car in the garage (needs/need) a new 12. The cats (sleep/sleeps) in the
    battery. sunroom.
    7. The movie and popcorn (was/were) 13. My sister and I (is/are) going to the
    expensive. park.
    8. Each of the students (has/have) their own 14. The book on the shelf (is/are) mine.
    textbook. 15. The birds in the tree (sings/sing)
    9. The flowers in the garden (smell/smells) beautifully.
    lovely. 16. The car in the garage (needs/need)
    10. Neither the teacher nor the a new battery.
    students (was/were) aware of the change. 17. The movie and popcorn (was/were)
    11. Everyone (is/are) excited about the expensive.
    party. 18. Each of the students (has/have)
    12. No one (know/knows) the answer. their own textbook.
    13. Someone (has/have) left their 19. The flowers in the garden
    umbrella here. (smell/smells) lovely.
    14. Anyone (can/can't) participate in 20. Neither the teacher nor the
    the contest. students (was/were) aware of the change.
    15. Nobody (was/were) at the door 16. Everyone (is/are) excited about the
    when I arrived. party.
    16. All of the cake (was/were) eaten. 17. No one (know/knows) the answer.
    17. Some of the fruit (is/are) ripe. 18. Someone (has/have) left their
    18. All the information (is/are) in the umbrella here.
    report. 19. Anyone (can/can't) participate in
    19. Some of the students (is/are) the contest.
    attending the seminar. 20. Nobody (was/were) at the door
    20. All the money (was/were) donated when I arrived.
    to charity. 21. All of the cake (was/were) eaten.
    21. None of the apples (is/are) ripe. 22. Some of the fruit (is/are) ripe.
    22. None of the money (was/were) 23. All the information (is/are) in the
    missing from the wallet. report.
    23. None of the options (seems/seem) 24. Some of the students (is/are)
    suitable for the task. attending the seminar.
    24. None of the children (was/were) 25. All the money (was/were) donated
    excited about the rainy weather. to charity.
    25. None of the information (is/are) 26. None of the apples (is/are) ripe.
    correct in this report. 27. None of the money (was/were)
    26. The book, as well as the pen, missing from the wallet.
    (is/are) on the table. 28. None of the options (seems/seem)
    27. The cat, along with its kittens, suitable for the task.
    (has/have) found a new home. 29. None of the children (was/were)
    28. The team, along with their coach, excited about the rainy weather.
    (is/are) heading to the championship. 30. None of the information (is/are)
    29. The cake, together with the ice correct in this report.
    cream, (was/were) delicious. 31. The book, as well as the pen,
    30. The music, as long as it's not too (is/are) on the table.
    loud, (helps/help) me concentrate.
    32. The cat, along with its kittens,
    (has/have) found a new home.
    33. The team, along with their coach,
    (is/are) heading to the championship.
    34. The cake, together with the ice
    cream, (was/were) delicious.
    35. The music, as long as it's not too
    loud, (helps/help) me concentrate.
    RULE NO 7. Deals with the usage of
    "either" and "neither" with a plural verb
    when followed by a prepositional phrase
    starting with 'of.' This is often seen in
    informal writing, especially in interrogative
    constructions.
    Example: Are either of you taking this
    seriously?
    Have either of you two clowns
    read the aasignments?
    RULE NO. 8. The conjunction ‘or’ does not
    conjoin the subjects. When ‘nor’ or ‘or’ is
    used, the subject closer to the verb
    determines the number.
    Example: Either of my brother or my sisters
    are going to sell the house.

    1. Neither John nor his friends (is/are)


    coming to the party tonight.
    2. Either the cat or the dogs (is/are)
    responsible for the mess in the kitchen.
    3. Neither the teacher nor the students
    (was/were) aware of the schedule
    change.
    4. The book or the magazines (has/have)
    been misplaced.
    5. Neither the cake nor the cookies
    (tastes/taste) good today.
    6. Either Sarah or her friends
    (enjoys/enjoy) hiking in the mountains.
    7. Neither the cat nor the dogs (likes/like)
    the new cat food.
    8. Either the car or the bicycles
    (needs/need) to be repaired.
    9. Neither my parents nor my brother
    (knows/know) the answer.
    10. Either the movie or the concert
    (starts/start) at 8 PM.

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