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    009 Subject-Verb Agreement

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    The document contains examples of subject-verb agreement exercises. The exercises consist of sentences with a missing verb that must be chosen between two options based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The exercises cover a range of subjects including common nouns, proper nouns, compound subjects, and subjects joined by and or or.

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    009 Subject-Verb Agreement

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    The document contains examples of subject-verb agreement exercises. The exercises consist of sentences with a missing verb that must be chosen between two options based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The exercises cover a range of subjects including common nouns, proper nouns, compound subjects, and subjects joined by and or or.

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    The document contains examples of subject-verb agreement exercises. The exercises consist of sentences with a missing verb that must be chosen between two options based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The exercises cover a range of subjects including common nouns, proper nouns, compound subjects, and subjects joined by and or or.

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    The document contains examples of subject-verb agreement exercises. The exercises consist of sentences with a missing verb that must be chosen between two options based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The exercises cover a range of subjects including common nouns, proper nouns, compound subjects, and subjects joined by and or or.

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    Name: ________ Class: ___ ( __ ) Date: ________

    Subject Verb Agreement (I)


    1. People in this bar often __________ beer
    a. order b. orders

    2. An expert who _______________ something is called a connoisseur (藝術品的)鑑賞家,


    a. likes b. like

    3. The staff _______________ a bonus at Chinese New Year.


    a. expect b. expects

    4. There _______________ a number of different causes for this.


    a. is b. am c. are

    5. This _______________ because of a number of factors.


    a. is b. am c. are

    6. For the past 5 years his experience _______________been valuable to our company.
    a. has b. have

    7. Marketing information _______________ important to all businesses.


    a. is b. am c. are

    8. He _______________ the experience necessary for promotion.


    a. lacks b. lack of c. lack

    9. She would _______________ to make a suggestion.


    a. likes b. like

    10. One of the best staff _______________ next Tuesday.


    a. leave b. leaves

    11. Research _____________ an important job of people in marketing.


    a. is b. am c. are

    12. He _______________ how to satisfy demanding customers.


    a. know b. knows

    13. Most of our customers _______________ from mainland China.


    a. come b. comes

    14. The evidence in these statistics _______________ clear


    a. is b. am c. are

    15. The equipment _______________ yesterday.


    a. arrive b. arrives c. arrived

    16. They want someone who _______________ a full set of accounts.


    a. handle b. handles c. can handle

    ____________________________________________________________________________
    1. Greek and Chinese ___ difficult languages to learn.
    a. is b. are

    2. These telephones ___ new receivers.


    a. needs b. need

    3. There ___ five bedrooms in the biggest house on my street.


    a. is b. are c. has d. have

    4. A trip from here to London ___ about 7 hours.


    a. take b. takes

    5. Tuesday and Wednesday ___ very long days for Susan.


    a. is b. are

    6. My teacher and your teacher ___ French and English.


    a. know b. knows

    7. The books ___ on the table in the living room.


    a. is b. are

    8. January ___ 31 days.


    a. is b. are c. has d. have

    9. He ___ too quickly.


    a. drive b. drives

    10. The Nile River ___ from south to north.


    a. flow b. flows

    11. My parents ___ to buy a new car for my brother.


    a. want b. wants

    12. Tuesday ___ a very long day for me.


    a. is b. are

    13. Some Canadians ___ English and French.


    a. speak b. speaks

    14. January and March ___ 31 days.


    a. is b. are c. has d. have

    15. This telephone ___ a new receiver.


    a. needs b. need

    16. Tomorrow's homework ___ on page 37.


    a. begin b. begins

    17. His name ___ John.


    a. is b. are

    18. German ___ a difficult language to learn.


    a. is b. are

    19. The teacher ___ French and English.


    a. know b. knows
    20. My brother ___ to buy a new car.
    a. want b. wants

    ____________________________________________________________________________

    Choose the correct verb in each sentence below.

    1. Emily and Greg ( comes, come ) to my house every Friday for lunch.
    2. There ( is, are ) time to watch the movie.
    3. My friends who are in the band ( wants, want ) me to play a musical instrument.
    4. My father or my brothers ( is, are ) coming with me to the ball game.
    5. Everyone ( needs, need) time to relax.
    6. That bag of oranges ( looks, look) fresh.
    7. The lacrosse team ( hopes, hope ) to win the tournament next week.
    8. Your trousers ( needs, need ) to be cleaned.
    9. Some of the books on the shelf ( is, are ) dusty.
    10. Even though the students like the class, a few ( thinks, think ) that it is too complicated.

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