Exam 12: Present Tense Agreement

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. There (is, are) coffee shops on campus.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. A good detective (searches, search) everywhere for clues.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. Neither of the candidates (wants, want) to debate civilly.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. These peaches (is, are) rotten.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. This new tablet (takes, take) wonderful pictures.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. She (has, have) a stressful job as an emergency medical technician.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. It (bothers, bother) me when you brag that way.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. The box (contains, contain) a stack of junk mail.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. Whenever Ms. Burnett sneezes, she (excuses, excuse) herself.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. One of the tires (leaks, leak).

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. The patient records (needs, need) to be computerized.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. Drinking and driving (does, do) not mix.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. One of the video games (contains, contain) no violence.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. The number of successful organ transplants (is, are) impressive.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. Who (appears, appear) to use the bike path most often?

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. The billboards on this road (spoils, spoil) the view.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. The students who (lives, live) next door have loud parties.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. Alejandro (works, work) in a tractor factory.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. Her estimate for the repairs (seems, seem) high.

Select the correct form of each present tense verb. I prefer guests who (doesn't, don't) smoke.