* Choose the correct form of the verb that agrees with the subject. UNDERLINE your answer. 1. A number of participants (is, are) loitering on the school grounds 2. Mang Andy, with all his animals, (join, joins) the animal parade 3. The dog or the cat (destroy, destroys) our flower bed. 4. Neither my mother nor my grandparents (is, are) going to attend the meeting 5. Either my sister or my brother (like, likes) to live in the city 6. The players, as well as their coach, (want, wants) to get the trophy. 7. Everybody (like, likes) to go on a field trip at Palawan 8. Van and Ana (is, are) class representatives to the student council 9. Many (dance, dances) to the music from the band. 10. Neither the boys nor the girls (like, likes) the announcement. 11 A colony of ants (is, are) living on that anthill 12. News about the coming of the pope (surprise, surprises) the people 13. One of my sisters (is, are) chosen as a scholar 14. The number of students enrolling in our school (increase, increases) every year. 15. Mathematics (has, have) been the least liked subject by most pupils. 16. Shingles (is, are) more painful than measles. 17. Television, along with radio, (is, are) considered as one of the most powerful mass media. 18. Radio and TV signals (is, are) transmitted on carrier waves 19. Each of my male classmates (has, have) a toy robot. 20. Checkers (is, are) a famous game among the Chinese.
