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Let's go through each question one by one and determine the correct answer based on subject-verb agreement, especially focusing on indefinite pronouns.
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A) Are everyone going to the virtual graduation?
B) Is everyone going to the virtual graduation?
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: "Everyone" is a singular indefinite pronoun (meaning "every person"), so it takes a singular verb ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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A) Some of these books are not age-appropriate.
B) Some of these books is not age-appropriate.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "Some of these books" refers to multiple books (plural), so the verb should be plural ("are").
> ✘ "Is" is singular, so B is incorrect.
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A) Some of the pizza are gone.
B) Some of the pizza is gone.
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: "Pizza" is an uncountable noun. Even though "some of" is used, the subject is still singular ("pizza"), so the verb must be singular ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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A) Only one of the answers are correct
B) Only one of the answers is correct
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: The subject is "one", which is singular. The phrase "of the answers" is a prepositional phrase modifying "one", but doesn't affect the subject. So we use "is".
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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A) No one wants to stay inside anymore.
B) No one want to stay inside anymore.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "No one" is a singular indefinite pronoun, so it takes a singular verb ("wants").
> ✘ "Want" is plural, so B is incorrect.
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A) Neither of my friends is coming.
B) Neither of my friends are coming.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "Neither" means "not one nor the other" — it's singular in meaning. So it takes a singular verb ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so B is incorrect.
> Note: While some people say "neither... are", grammatically correct usage uses singular verbs.
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A) Either of my aunts is coming.
B) Either of my aunts are coming.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "Either" means "one or the other" — it’s singular. So the verb must be singular ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so B is incorrect.
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A) Much of the book were confusing.
B) Much of the book was confusing.
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: "Much" refers to an uncountable amount — it's singular. So the verb must be singular ("was").
> ✘ "Were" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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*(Only part of the question is visible, but likely similar format)*
Since the image cuts off after question 9, I can’t answer it fully. But if you provide the options for question 9, I’ll complete it.
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| Question | Correct Answer |
|--------|----------------|
| 1 | B |
| 2 | A |
| 3 | B |
| 4 | B |
| 5 | A |
| 6 | A |
| 7 | A |
| 8 | B |
Let me know if you'd like explanations for more questions or help with writing them out!
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1. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Are everyone going to the virtual graduation?
B) Is everyone going to the virtual graduation?
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: "Everyone" is a singular indefinite pronoun (meaning "every person"), so it takes a singular verb ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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2. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Some of these books are not age-appropriate.
B) Some of these books is not age-appropriate.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "Some of these books" refers to multiple books (plural), so the verb should be plural ("are").
> ✘ "Is" is singular, so B is incorrect.
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3. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Some of the pizza are gone.
B) Some of the pizza is gone.
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: "Pizza" is an uncountable noun. Even though "some of" is used, the subject is still singular ("pizza"), so the verb must be singular ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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4. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Only one of the answers are correct
B) Only one of the answers is correct
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: The subject is "one", which is singular. The phrase "of the answers" is a prepositional phrase modifying "one", but doesn't affect the subject. So we use "is".
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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5. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) No one wants to stay inside anymore.
B) No one want to stay inside anymore.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "No one" is a singular indefinite pronoun, so it takes a singular verb ("wants").
> ✘ "Want" is plural, so B is incorrect.
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6. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Neither of my friends is coming.
B) Neither of my friends are coming.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "Neither" means "not one nor the other" — it's singular in meaning. So it takes a singular verb ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so B is incorrect.
> Note: While some people say "neither... are", grammatically correct usage uses singular verbs.
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7. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Either of my aunts is coming.
B) Either of my aunts are coming.
✔ Correct Answer: A
> Explanation: "Either" means "one or the other" — it’s singular. So the verb must be singular ("is").
> ✘ "Are" is plural, so B is incorrect.
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8. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
A) Much of the book were confusing.
B) Much of the book was confusing.
✔ Correct Answer: B
> Explanation: "Much" refers to an uncountable amount — it's singular. So the verb must be singular ("was").
> ✘ "Were" is plural, so A is incorrect.
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9. Which of the following has the correct subject-verb agreement?
*(Only part of the question is visible, but likely similar format)*
Since the image cuts off after question 9, I can’t answer it fully. But if you provide the options for question 9, I’ll complete it.
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
| Question | Correct Answer |
|--------|----------------|
| 1 | B |
| 2 | A |
| 3 | B |
| 4 | B |
| 5 | A |
| 6 | A |
| 7 | A |
| 8 | B |
Let me know if you'd like explanations for more questions or help with writing them out!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun verb agreement worksheet.
