Verb-subject agreement

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• She drinks coffee.
• Tommy or Annika goes to school.
• My brother or I am going to the party.
• I and my sister love chocolate.
• Neither Jane nor Lucas is in the house.
• Either me or the children are at home.
• I and my mother, who is quite old now, love chocolate.
• Sara, as well as her dogs, loves a long walk in the park.
• The driver, including all passangers, was singing in the car.
• Each one of these flowers has died.
• No one, not even the janitors, knows what happened last night.
• Where is my money?
• That is good news!
• Statistics shows an increase in growth.
• These scissors are broken.
• The cattle are grazing on the plains.
• These shorts are too short!
• The number of smokers has arisen.
• The furniture in my apartment is completely new.
• One of the TVs is broken.

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