Collective Nouns
- The team ___ (is/are) ready for the finals.
- The committee ___ (has/have) decided on the new policy.
Two Subjects Joined by "and"
- The teacher and the student ___ (is/are) discussing the project.
- Bread and butter ___ (is/are) my favorite breakfast.
Pronouns "I" and "You"
- I ___ (am/is) excited about the trip.
- You ___ (was/were) the only one who called.
Money and Measurements
- Five hundred dollars ___ (is/are) too much for that phone.
- Two kilometers ___ (seem/seems) like a short walk.
Each, Every, No One, Someone, Nobody
- Each of the students ___ (has/have) a textbook.
- Every member of the club ___ (is/are) required to attend.
- No one ___ (knows/know) the answer.
- Someone in the group ___ (wants/want) to leave early.
- Nobody ___ (was/were) prepared for the storm.
Either...Or, Neither...Nor, Not Only...But Also
- Either my brother or my sister ___ (is/are) coming to the wedding.
- Neither the manager nor the employees ___ (was/were) satisfied with the new rules.
- Not only the teacher but also the students ___ (enjoys/enjoy) the field trip.
Who, Whom, Which, That
- The boy who ___ (runs/run) the fastest will win.
- The teacher whom we ___ (respect/respects) most is retiring.
- The book that ___ (was/were) on the table is missing.
- The paintings, which ___ (is/are) centuries old, are priceless.
In Addition To, As Well As, Like, Together With
- The manager, in addition to the staff, ___ (was/were) present at the meeting.
- My friend, as well as his siblings, ___ (enjoy/enjoys) playing football.
- The captain, together with his crew, ___ (is/are) preparing for the voyage.
- A celebrity like him ___ (deserve/deserves) recognition.
All of, Most of, Some of, Part of
- All of the cake ___ (was/were) eaten.
- Most of the students ___ (is/are) studying for the test.
- Some of the water ___ (has/have) spilled.
- Part of the building ___ (was/were) damaged in the fire.