Grammar and Language Workbook

19. All of the ones here (belongs, belong) to my Great-aunt Nancy.
20. Many of the individuals in our club (feels, feel) the same about it as I do.
21. Nobody (cares, care) for Sally’s unique contributions to our class party.
22. Something inside me (says, say) that I shouldn’t try a stunt like that.
23. Each of the boxes (contains, contain) a really interesting surprise.
24. Nothing about snakes (attracts, attract) her interest in any way whatsoever.
25. Either of the boys (is, are) good enough for the team.
26. Some of my friends (wears, wear) their hearts on their sleeves.
27. Many of Abigail’s friends (hopes, hope) she will come to the party.
28. Someone surely (wants, want) an old bike like yours, Philip.
29. Everyone (says, say) the fireworks were great this year.
30. None of the horses (remains, remain) in the farmer’s paddock.
31. Some of the students (cleans, clean) up after the graduation.
32. Everything (conspires, conspire) to put Ernesto off his timing for the big relay race today.
33. Neither of them (cares, care) about a movie like that.
34. One of the generals in the junta (speaks, speak) about justice and a return to democracy in his
nation.
35. All of the ice cream (melts, melt) while we sit around and argue.
36. Few of the researchers (appreciates, appreciate) what their efforts mean for the future of our town.
37. Both of the tenants (wishes, wish) they had never begun the repainting job at all.
38. Most (agrees, agree) on the principle, “A sound mind in a sound body.”

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