This document contains a series of sentences where the user must choose the correct verb form or auxiliary to complete each sentence. It tests agreement rules for subjects and verbs in sentences with singular and plural nouns, collective nouns, compound subjects, and questions. The user is provided with multiple choice answers to choose the right verb form for each sentence.

1. AGREEMENT

2. Complete each of the following sentences by choosing the correct answer.

3. Both James and her sister (enjoy, enjoying, enjoys) eating spicy food.

4. Both James and her sister enjoy eating spicy food.

5. Our school (are, is, has) one of the oldest schools in the country.

6. Our school is one of the oldest schools in the country.

7. They (were, was, will) presented with a bouquet of flowers each.

8. They were presented with a bouquet of flowers each.

9. Five kilometers (was, were, are) the distance we had to run.

10. Five kilometers was the distance we had to run.

11. Mrs. Richards, as well as a few of the other teachers, (have, has, is) spoken to the headmaster.

12. Mrs. Richards, as well as a few of the other teachers, has spoken to the headmaster.

13. No one (is, will, are) allowed to see the patient.

14. No one is allowed to see the patient.

15. Either George or I (am, are, is) to be promoted.

16. Either George or I am to be promoted.

17. The spectators (was, were, have) cheering and shouting at the top of their voices.

18. The spectators were cheering and shouting at the top of their voices.

19. Neither John nor his sisters (are, were, was) at the wedding reception last night.

20. Neither John nor his sisters was at the wedding reception last night.

21. That boy, together with two of his friends, (was, were, has) caught copying during the Science test.

22. That boy, together with two of his friends, was caught copying during the Science test.

23. That man in the blue shirt (live, lives, living) near my house.

24. That man in the blue shirt lives near my house.

25. The Geographical Society (have, has, is) postponed its meeting to next Thursday afternoon.

26. The Geographical Society has postponed its meeting to next Thursday afternoon.

27. Which of the twins (has, having, have) a mole on her nose?

28. Which of the twins has a mole on her nose?

29. Thirty dollars (has, is, are) too much for the pen.

30. Thirty dollars is too much for the pen.

31. Not one of the boys (ride, riding, rides) a bicycle to school.

32. Not one of the boys rides a bicycle to school.

33. The public (is, were, are) not allowed on this land as it is private property.

34. The public is not allowed on this land as it is private property.

35. The quality of these goods (is, are, has) not satisfactory.

36. The quality of these goods is not satisfactory.

37. The sacks of flour (was, were, have) unloaded from the lorry.

38. The sacks of flour were unloaded from the lorry.

39. Personal cleanliness (has, is, are) very important.

40. Personal cleanliness is very important.

41. Do you know anyone who (want, wanted, wants) one of these puppies for a pet?

42. Do you know anyone who wants one of these puppies for a pet?

43. Prevention (is, are, has, were) better than cure.

44. Prevention is better than cure.

45. “ (Have, Was, Is, Has) anyone seen my ballpoint pen?” Peter asked.

46. “ Has anyone seen my ballpoint pen?” Peter asked.

47. That popular group of singers (has performed, was performing, is performing, were performing) in Switzerland now.

48. That popular group of singers is performing in Switzerland now.

49. That bicycle with the flat tyre (belong, to belong, belonging, belongs) to my brother.

50. Light travels at the speed of 297,600 kilometres per second.

51. That bicycle with the flat tyre (belong, to belong, belonging, belongs) to my brother.

52. That bicycle with the flat tyre belongs to my brother.