The table (is/ are) heavy.
They drive/ drives) to work.
Hens (lay/lays) eggs.
That old ma...
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The table (is/ are) heavy.
They drive/ drives) to work.
Hens (lay/lays) eggs.
That old man (know/ knows) her.
You (is/are) a student.
He (sleep/ sleeps) here every night.
They (catch/catches) fish.
We (go/ goes) to work every morning.​
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