The McGraw-Hill College Handbook    Ex. 15.2    page 241    

Subject-Verb Agreement

Subject with which the verb agrees

Verb

1. books are
2. she nor I choose
3. Each wants
4. car wins
5. Economics requires
6. the only one who  gives
7. desk is
8. group (as a single unit) recommends
9. Each man and woman needs
10. cabin stands
11. Connie is looking forward
12. brothers have
13. Three-quarters is
14. silverware is missing
15. politics is or are (When "politics" refers to the subject, we use the singular verb. However, when "politics" refers to political activity or activities, we use singular or plural verbs respectively.
16. which ("one" is understood) is
16. which (if "which" refers to 2 or more           individuals are
17. An extra fifteen pounds makes (a plural form considered as a singular entitiy)
18. Peanut butter and jelly (one thing) is
19. "Live and let live" is
20. Everybody gets
   

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