Exercise
Subject-Verb Agreement: Indefinite Pronouns as Subjects
Learn how to apply subject-verb agreement rules when indefinite pronouns serve as sentence subjects. Practice distinguishing between singular and plural indefinite pronouns.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Everyone who joins the science club _____ a official membership badge.
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Someone who understands the hard math concept _____ the remaining classmates.
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Each of the sixth-grade students who finished early _____ a reward sticker.
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Anyone who enters the chemistry lab _____ protective safety goggles.
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Everybody who attends the evening concert _____ a printed musical program.
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Nobody who lives in this quiet town _____ the secret forest path.
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Each of the modern cars that pass through the tollgate _____ an electronic tag.
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Someone among the senior volunteers _____ the combination to the locker.
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Everyone who works in the school cafeteria _____ a free lunch.
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No one who visits the historical museum _____ around without a tour guide.
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Anybody who wants to participate in the trip _____ to sign up today.
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Each of the decorative gifts that were wrapped yesterday _____ lovely.