Title: 2T 1mtt agreement short answer
Course: 2024 English 9

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

      The book or the pen (is, are) in the drawer.
A: the book or the pen, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

      None of those books (has been, have been) read ever.
A: none of those books, has been

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     His friends or the boy (runs, run) every day.
A: his friends or the boy, runs

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     people who listen to that music (are, is) few.
A: people, are

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     Either of the countries (have declared, has declared) anything about war.
A: either of the countries, has declared

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

    neither christmas nor new year's celebration (are, is) of my preference.
A: neither christmas nor new year's celebration, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     (have, has) emilio or rodrigo ever been overseas?
A: has, Emilio or Rodrigo

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     (have, has) you ever watched the addams family movie?
A: have, you

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     there (was, were) no newspapers in america 4 hundred years ago.
A: there, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

        sentence:

     chilli and beans (have, has) been praised by texan people.
A: chilli and beans, has

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     where (was, were) the students when the sleeping beauty play started.
A: were, the students / the students, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     any of the water in the lake (were, was) drinkable for human consumption.
A: any of the water, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     any of us (has, have) tried to study this question.
A: any of us, has

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     somebody always (tell, tells) the teacher what we do in class .
A: somebody, tells

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     either candidates (are, is) right for the job .
A: either candidates, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     no one (leaves, leave) before the bell (ring, rings).
A: no one, leaves, the bell, rings / no one, leaves, / the bell, rings

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     here (are, is) all the sugar we bought last week.
A: here, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     there (are, is) all the rice people harvested.
A: all the rice, is / is, all the rice

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     Here (are, is) all of the butter we need for the cake.
A: all of the butter, is / is, all of the butter

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

          sentence:

     NObody (have, has) been able to pass that test.
A: noboby, has

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

           sentence:

     (doesn't, don't) any of those cars belong to richard's family?
A: doesn't, any of those cars

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

           sentence:

     chocolate and strawberry cakes (doesn't, don't) need ADVERTISEMENT to be selled.
A: chocolate and strawberry cakes, don't / cakes, don't

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     (don't, doesn't) all of the jackets have pockets?
A: don't, all of those jackets / don't, jackets

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     A few of the computers (has, have) been updated to the new software version.
A: a few of the computers, have / the computers, have / computers, have

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Nor claudia or stephi (becomes, become) mother this year
A: nor Claudia or Stephi, becomes

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     neither of the turtles can (swim, swims) deep down the ocean.
A: neither of the turtles, swim

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     The COMMITTEE (has, have) applied the toefl test to get a scholarship.
A: committee, have

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     (hasn't, haven't) the ohio jury presented all the evidence?
A: the Ohio jury, hasn't / jury, hasn't

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     None of these references (are, is) related to the topic.
A: none of these references, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     one of the miles I ran (was, were) completely dangerous.
A: one of the miles, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

      1,000 dollars (was, were) the limit amount of your credit.
A: 1,000 dollars, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

      5 years (is, are) the time you will spend in this degree.
A: 5 years, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

      8 hours (was, were) needed in his surgery.
A: 8 hours, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

      minnesota football team (have, has) a match in May.
A: Minnesota Football Team, has

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    Rose's petals (was, were) coloring each inch of this yard.
A: rose's petals, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    German fleet (hasn't, haven't) loaded all the equipment it needs.
A: German fleet, haven't

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the missing pronoun according to gender.

            sentence:

    my brother asked me to bring ______ stuff to the room.
A: his

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    That family (was, were) having problems with their company.
A: family, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    lobster and salisbury steak (has, have) been part of the menu few months ago.
A: lobster and salisbury steak, have

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    strainer and tongs (is, are) tools necessary in the kitchen.
A: strainer and tongs, are

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    nor cookie cutter or potato masher (was, were) in the box I brought.
A: nor cookie cutter or potato masher, was / cookie cutter or potato masher, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    rolling pin or chopping board (need, needs) to be washed.
A: rolling pin and chopping board, needs

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    oven gloves or tray (are, is) used when a  cake is baked.
A: oven gloves and tray, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    fried chicken or onion rings (is, are) the special dishes of the day.
A: fried chicken or onion rings, are

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    garpacho or lasagna (are, is) mexican food.
A: Garpacho or Lasagna, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

    the boxes of cake mix (are, is) on the shelf
A: the boxes of cake mix, are

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   where (has, have) george and rachel been up to this moment?
A: have, George and Rachel / George and Rachel, have

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   where (does, do) erick or angelina study during vacations?
A: does, Erick or Angelina / Erick or Angelina, does

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   all of the dogs in the neighborhood (were,  was) barking.
A: all of the dogs, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   A high tax, not to mention unemployment, (influence, influences) votes.
A: a high tax, influences

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   The team or the band (was, were) on the field.
A: the team or the band, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Building a good marriage or building a good log fire (is, are) similar in many ways.
A: a good marriage or a good log fire, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   John or Doris (write, writes) to us regularly.
A: John or Doris, writes

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Neither Carol nor Ted (is, are) excluded from the meeting.
A: Neither Carol nor Ted, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Either Patty or Tom (was,  were) asked to lead the meeting
A: Either Patty or Tom, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Neither the basket nor the apples (was, were) expensive.
A: neither the basket nor the apple, were

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Neither of them (like, likes) going to the show.
A: neither of them, likes

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Every silver knife, fork, and spoon (has, have) to be counted.
A: every silver knife, fork, and spoon, have

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

  10 million gallons of oil (is, are) a lot of oil.
A: 10 million gallons of oil, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

  The sheep (stray, strays) when the gate is left open
A: the sheep, stray

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

  A number of students (was, were) absent.
A: a number of students, was

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   Two hours (is, are) the perfect length for a movie.
A: two hours, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   My mother’s advice (is , are) usually old-fashioned.
A: my mother's advice, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   50% of the book (is , are) about the Vice-President.
A: 50% of the book, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   9 hundred dollars (is , are) a very high rent for that old building
A: 9 hundred dollars, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   chicken and rice (is, are) one of my favorite meals.
A: chicken and rice, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   The news on Channel 7 (is , are) always bad on the weekends.
A: the news, is / the news on channel 7, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   3/4 of the flowers in the garden ( is , are ) roses.
A: 3/4 of the flowers, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   She never (cry, cries) when she (have, has) an argument with ____ boyfriend.
A: she, cries, has, her

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

   16 miles (take, takes) twenty minutes on the highway
A: 16 miles, takes

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

      ______ sisters (comes, come) home very late at night.
A: his or her sisters, come / his or her, sisters, come

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     17 people in the class (is, are) from Asia.
A: 17 people, are

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Physics (are, is) fascinating, but economics (are, is) too difficult for me.
A: physics, is, economics, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     many lawyers (don't, doesn't) defend those who have committed crimes.
A: many lawyers, don't

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     2 hundred dollars (haven't, hasn't) completed the doubt I have with the bank.
A: 2 hundred dollars, hasn't

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     a lot of the words in chapter 2 (exemplifies, exemplify) the story.
A: a lot of the words, exemplify

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     25%  of the book (weren't, wasn't) considered in the test.
A: 25% of the book, wasn't

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

        Look at the example so you can write your answer correctly:

                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Almost all of the air near the factory (is , are) polluted.
A: almost all of the air, is

Q: instructions: read the sentence and write the subject and its correct conjugation according to the number.

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     1/3 of the program (is , are) about the war.
A: 1/3 of the program, is

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     All of the windows (is , are) closed at night.
A: all of the windows, are

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Half of the book (isn't , aren't) about soccer
A: half of the book, isn't

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     40% of the teams (plays , play) their games at night.
A: 40% of the teams, plays

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     All of my money (is , are) in my purse.
A: all of my money, is

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Mrs. Andrews, along with, Mr. Stone, (do, does) volunteer work
A: Mrs. Andrews, along with Mr. Stone, do

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Neither the students nor the instructor (want, wants) to miss class.
A: neither the student nor the instructor, wants

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     The women, as well as the men (sing, sings) beautifully.
A: the women, sing

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Over 100,000 forest fires (is, are) reported each year.
A: over 100,000 forest fires, are

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     A package from my daughters (was, were) left on the doorstep.
A: a package, was

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Relaxation, along with good food, (has, have) improved her health.
A: relaxation, has

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     (Is, Are) New York and Chicago the two largest cities in the United States?
A: are, New York and Chicago

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Either a loan or a scholarship (is, are) available to selected applicants.
A: either a loan or a scholarship, is

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     (Has, Have) the books or other supplies come?
A: have, the book or other supplies

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                      either of the clouds (look, looks) to have a considered amount of water.

                          answer:  either of the clouds, looks

            sentence:

     Another boy or girl (takes, take) the part of the narrator.
A: another boy or girl, takes