The flock of geese (is/are) flying south for the winter.
is
Measles (makes/make) people very sick, and it is especially dangerous for young children. It can lead to other health problems such as pneumonia or encephalitis.
makes
A thick bundle of envelopes (was/were) scattered all over the floor because Anne fell over.
was
James, together with his friends, (was/were) present.
was
The Netherlands (has/have) become the second country to voice displeasure over the film “Abominable.”
has
She and her friends (is/are) at the fair.
are
Both Democrats and Republicans (is, are) electing a new leader.
are
Neither the plates nor the serving bowl (goes,go) on that shelf.
goes
Neither she, I, nor my friends (is/are) going to the festival.
are
The WWF (invites/invite) its members to a meeting.
invites
International Campaign to Ban Landmines (is/are) a coalition that had Diana, the Princess of Wales, as a major supporter.
is
Kate, and not you, (has/have) won the prize.
has
There (was/were) three bonfires burning in the field.
were
A bunch of fresh grapes (is/are) on the table.
is
Everybody (was, were) shocked that the contestant chose that song.
was
Maths (was/were) my worst subject at school.
was
The Ghostfaces (is/are) a John Flanagan book.
is
There (was/were) an odd smell in the room.
was
The actors and the director (understands, understand) the lighting problems.
understand
Either he or you (is/are) to clean up the mess.
are
Here (is/are) the map.
is
The father as well as his sons (is/are) industrious.
is
Neither of my friends (wants/want) to go.
wants
Nobody (approve, approves) of the choice that the judges made.
approves
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