A. Encircle the verb that agrees with the subject in each sentence.

1. The grocery stores along the street (has, have) alarm systems.
2. The passage of the FOI bill (is, are) having some delays.
3. Jennelyn's entry in the exhibit (is, are) adjudged as the best.
4. Some of the girls (is, are ) reading young adult books.
5. The pants that (were, was) given to me (fit, fits) me well.
6. Any book on Statistics (is, are) daunting to understand.
7. Two pieces of the apple (is, are) missing.
8. Which animal from the farm (is, are) for sale?
9. Ten glasses of water (is, are) what you need to drink daily.
10. The street vendors along the vast avenue (is, are) increasing daily.​