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Froggy Jumps Subject_verb AgreementOnline version Revision by Your Best Teacher Julia 1 Diabetes ___ an illness. a is b are c has 2 Fifty minutes ___ the maximum length of time allowed for the exam. a is b are c has 3 Cattle ___ domestic animals. a is b are c be 4 Two and two ___ four. a is b are c has 5 The statistics in that report on oil production ___ incorrect. a is b are c have 6 Chinese ___ his native language. a is b are c has 7 Eight hours of sleep ___ enough. a is b are c have 8 Rabies ___ an infectious and often fatal disease. a is b are c has 9 The United Nations has ___ headquarters in New York City. a its b their c his 10 Where ___ my shorts? Have you seen ___ anywhere? a are, them b is, it c , are, it 11 The United States ___ a population of around 250 million. a has b have c are 12 The police ___ been called. a was b has c have 13 The poor ___ many problems. a are have b has c have 14 Why ___ the police here? a is b are c have 15 The Chinese ___ an interesting history. a are have b has c have 16 Can I borrow your scissors? Mine ___ not sharp enough. a has b is c are 17 There ___ a lot of sheep. a are b is c has 18 The crowd around me ___ obviously enjoying their day-out at the races. a are b is c was 19 There ___ quite a number of people watching the game. a are b is c was 20 The number of casualties ___ growing rapidly. a are b is c was 21 The job is unpaid but quite a number of people ___ willing to undertake it. a are b is c was 22 The team ___ discussing strategy now. a are b is c have 23 My family ___ early risers. a are b is c have 24 Monty’s family ___ about the same social status as my own. a are b is c have 25 The biggest time waster ___ meetings. a are b is c were 26 What colour ___ your new trousers? a are b is c has 27 Statistics ___ useful in language testing. a are b is c has 28 Twenty miles ___ a long way to walk. a are b is c has 29 Billiards ___ a game played with balls and cues on a table. a are b is c has 30 In winter, deer often ___ in herds to find food. a moves b move c moving

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Subject_verb AgreementOnline version

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Diabetes ___ an illness.

Fifty minutes ___ the maximum length of time allowed for the exam.

Cattle ___ domestic animals.

Two and two ___ four.

The statistics in that report on oil production ___ incorrect.

Chinese ___ his native language.

Eight hours of sleep ___ enough.

Rabies ___ an infectious and often fatal disease.

The United Nations has ___ headquarters in New York City.

Where ___ my shorts? Have you seen ___ anywhere?

The United States ___ a population of around 250 million.

The police ___ been called.

The poor ___ many problems.

Why ___ the police here?

The Chinese ___ an interesting history.

Can I borrow your scissors? Mine ___ not sharp enough.

There ___ a lot of sheep.

The crowd around me ___ obviously enjoying their day-out at the races.

There ___ quite a number of people watching the game.

The number of casualties ___ growing rapidly.

The job is unpaid but quite a number of people ___ willing to undertake it.

The team ___ discussing strategy now.

My family ___ early risers.

Monty’s family ___ about the same social status as my own.

The biggest time waster ___ meetings.

What colour ___ your new trousers?

Statistics ___ useful in language testing.

Twenty miles ___ a long way to walk.

Billiards ___ a game played with balls and cues on a table.

In winter, deer often ___ in herds to find food.

Where _ my shorts? Have you seen _ anywhere?