In which sentence do the subject and verb agree?

Richard and Jon hardly talks to each other.

Each of these balloons need to be blown up.

Several books were placed on the shelf.

There are only a single apple left.

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24 July, 04:01

In which sentence do the subject and verb agree?

Richard and Jon hardly talks to each other.

Each of these balloons need to be blown up.

Several books were placed on the shelf.

There are only a single apple left.

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Mallory · Answer 1

The subject and verb agree in the third sentence. In the first and second ones, a plural subject is paired with a singular-subject verb, and vice versa for the fourth sentence, thus not agreeing.

In which sentence do the subject and verb agree?Richard and Jon hardly talks to each other.Each of these balloons need to be blown up.Several books were placed on the shelf.There are only a single apple left.

In which sentence do the subject and verb agree?

Richard and Jon hardly talks to each other.

Each of these balloons need to be blown up.

Several books were placed on the shelf.

There are only a single apple left.