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  • Everybody (was, were) shocked that the contestant chose that song.
    was
  • Either he or you (is/are) to clean up the mess.
    are
  • Oil, as well as gas, (is/are) a popular heating choice.
    is
  • Here (is/are) the map.
    is
  • James, together with his friends, (was/were) present.
    was
  • The ranger and the camper (sees/see) the bear.
    see
  • Breaking and entering (is/are) against the law.
    is
  • None of the money (was/were) wasted.
    was
  • Neither she, I, nor my friends (is/are) going to the festival.
    are
  • Nobody (approve, approves) of the choice that the judges made.
    approves
  • Neither you nor he (is/are) responsible for this.
    is
  • Both Democrats and Republicans (is, are) electing a new leader.
    are
  • There (is/are) many causes of school violence.
    are
  • Ripe tomatoes, leafy Brussels sprouts, and a handy orange (is/are) rich in Vitamin C.
    are
  • Silver as well as gold (is/are) a precious metal.
    is
  • Either you or John (has/have) to pay for the drinks.
    has
  • The actors and the director (understands, understand) the lighting problems.
    understand
  • The father as well as his sons (is/are) industrious.
    is
  • Here (is/are) your keys.
    are
  • There (was/were) an odd smell in the room.
    was
  • Of course, everybody (want, wants) to win.
    wants
  • She and her friends (is/are) at the fair.
    are
  • Here (is/are) the list of addresses you asked me to compile.
    is
  • Neither the plates nor the serving bowl (goes,go) on that shelf.
    goes
  • There (was/were) three bonfires burning in the field.
    were
  • Kate, and not you, (has/have) won the prize.
    has
  • Neither of my friends (wants/want) to go.
    wants
  • Neither the serving bowl nor the plates (goes,go) on that shelf.
    go
  • No one, besides James, (knows/know) it.
    knows
  • Anyone wanting to enter the contest (need, needs) to complete the form.
    needs