Subject-Verb Agreement Quiz

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#1. There ... some cookies left in the box.

#2. All the workers in our company ... Arabic.

#3. Football players frequently ... penalty goals.

#4. My friend ... video games.

#5. The police ... looking for the suspect.

#6. One of my relatives ... signed a contract with your company.

#7. Social studies ... my favorite subject.

#8. The work ... to be finished on time.

#9. Someone ... knocking at the door.

#10. The one hundred dollars I had in my credit ... not enough for my purchase.

#11. Everyone in the crowd ... enjoying the fireworks.

#12. The news ... spread by word of mouth.

#13. Mary and Sue ... a nice room.

#14. There ... only one milk bottle in the fridge.

#15. Most of the students ... dropping the course.

#16. One of the students ... speaking now.

#17. Half of the money ... going to be used to buy new equipment.

#18. The United Arab Emirates ... business people many profitable opportunities.

#19. Skydiving and bungee jumping ... a lot of adventurers.

#20. My sunglasses ... on the table.

#21. The products you requested ... no more available.

#22. None of the employees ... Spanish.

#23. Mona ... in the room when the alarm went off.

#24. ... I answered your question?

#25. I ... cycling in the rain.

#26. My friends and I ... planning to meet on Friday.

#27. ... there any juice left in the fridge?

#28. How ... this machine work?

#29. My cat ... to sleep on the sofa.

#30. ... all of this homework have to be finished today?

#31. The advice you gave me ... very helpful.

#32. Only two waitresses ... serving the customers right now.

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