1. choose the one with proper subject-verb agreement. a. the student (as well as the teacher) want to go to the museum. b. the student as well as the teacher want to go to the museum. c. the student and teacher wants to go to the museum. d. the student as well as the teacher wants to go to the museum. 2. choose the one with proper subject-verb agreement. a. a group of young people were hanging around on the corner of the street. b. on our street is many tall trees. c. neither of the men are here yet. d. sixty days is not enough time to complete the project. 3. choose the one with correct pronoun agreement. a. a child can increase his self-confidence greatly by participating in physical activity. b. if any one of the sisters needs a ride, they can call me. c. if someone goes through school studying only science, they will complete only part of their education. d. the washington team was opportunistic; they took advantage of every break. 4. choose the one with correct pronoun agreement. a. both of the women have made her opinions known. b. each of these companies had their books audited. c. if the board of directors controls the company, they may vote for a raise. d. when someone has been drinking, he or she may drive poorly. 5. choose the one with correct pronoun agreement. a. all of the students turned in his or her research paper on time. b. every one of the actresses knows their part by heart. c. neither the pilot nor the attendants gave their opinion about the mishap. d. teachers can create podcasts for each child, them learn how to work in groups as well as plan their own project.