For each of the following sentences, choose the form of the verb that agrees with the subject.
For help with this exercise, see Chapter 18.
example
The weather in New England (is, are) very unpredictable.
a. is
b. are
In 1997, the region (was, were) the victim of an amazing April Fool’s joke—an enormous blizzard.
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B. |
According to the TV news, it (was, were) the biggest snowstorm to hit Massachusetts since 1978 and the third biggest ever.
A. |
B. |
This blizzard (has, have) to be the worst that I can remember.
A. |
B. |
I (doesn’t, don’t) know exactly how much snow fell, but in my neighborhood I think we got about 2 feet.
A. |
B. |
Today, schools (is, are) closed everywhere because of the snow on the roads.
A. |
B. |
I (has, have) no idea when our street will be plowed.
A. |
B. |
All my neighbors (is, are) outside shoveling or playing in the snow.
A. |
B. |
My family (has, have) a lot of shoveling to do.
A. |
B. |
Some people (has, have) no electricity or phone service because falling trees knocked down power lines.
A. |
B. |
I (am, is) pretty sure school will be canceled tomorrow, too.
A. |
B. |