Subject-Verb Agreement ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on subject-verb agreement rules with this fun quiz! by Piyali 1 Which sentence is correct? 'The team are winning.' or 'The team is winning.' a The team is winning. b The teams is winning. c The team win. d The team are winning. 2 Choose the correct verb: 'Neither of the answers (is/are) correct.' a is b were c be d are 3 Which sentence is correct? 'Everyone have their own opinion.' or 'Everyone has their own opinion.' a Everyone have their own opinion. b Everyone has their own opinion. c Everyone has their opinions. d Everyone having their own opinion. 4 Select the correct form: 'A group of students (was/were) selected.' a were b is c was d be 5 Which is correct? 'The news (is/are) surprising.' or 'The news are surprising.' a The news is surprising. b The news were surprising. c The news are surprising. d The news be surprising. 6 Choose the correct verb: 'Either the cat or the dogs (is/are) outside.' a is b were c was d are 7 Which sentence is correct? 'The list of items are on the table.' or 'The list of items is on the table.' a The list of items is on the table. b The list of items are on the table. c The lists of items is on the table. d The items on the list is on the table. 8 Select the correct verb: 'Each of the players (has/have) a uniform.' a were b has c have d is 9 Which is correct? 'The flock of birds (is/are) flying south.' or 'The flock of birds are flying south.' a The flocks of birds is flying south. b The flock of birds is flying south. c The flock of birds are flying south. d The flock of birds were flying south. 10 Choose the correct form: 'Many a student (has/have) passed the exam.' a has b were c have d is
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