Subject-Verb Agreement Practice

Laverne and Shirley (was, were) one of my grandmother's favorite shows.

• were
• was

Both the eggs and the cream (has, have) been ordered by our food specialist.

• have
• has

The bat and the catcher’s mask (is, are) in the dugout.

• are
• is

Neither the stars nor the sun (was, were) discussed at length.

• was
• were

Neither the muscles nor the joint (has, have) yet to be covered in our anatomy class.

• has
• have

These cards and that board game (occupies, occupy) my grandfather’s afternoons.

• occupy
• occupies

(Do, Does) the magician or the clowns entertain you more?

• Do
• Does

(Has, Have) these books or that magazine article captured your interest?

• Have
• Has

Neither the sailboat nor these kayaks (is, are) on sale until next week.

• are
• is

The book’s author and illustrator (are, is) Patricia Polacco.

• is
• are