Singular/Plural Agreement (Verbs and Pronouns) Practice AK
- "They" is plural, so "needs" should be "need."
- "He" is singular, so "talk" needs to be "talks."
- "Sally and Evan" is plural, so "talks" should be "talk."
- "Everyone" is singular, so "their" should be "his or her."
- "No one" is singular, so this sentence is perfect.
- "All students" is plural, and "his or her" is singular and should be "their."
- "Everyone" is singular, so "their" should be "his or her" (this is awkward but we have no gender neutral singular, so this is what we have).
- "The jury" is singular, so "their" should be "its."
- "Alaska" is singular, so "their" should be "its."
- "museum" is singular, so "are" should be "is." (The parenthetical "along with all of its employees" is put in there to trick you, "museum" is the subject of the sentence.)
- “neither inflation nor unemployment” is singular, so change “are” to “is.”
- “careers” is plural, so change “it” to “they.”
- “Fado” is singular, so change “their” to “its.”
- “every road” is singular, so change “their” to “its.”
- “Stegosaurus” is being used as a plural here (see “plant-eating dinosaurs”), so change “was” to “were.”
- “young people” is plural, so change “his or her” to “their.”
- “squirrels” is plural, so change “it” to “they.”
- “projects” is plural, so change “encourages” to “encourage.”
- “contributions” is plural, so change “has” to “have.”
- “science museum” is singular, so change “their” to “its.”