[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
Either your parents or I _____ to go to the store to get groceries. I ____ tired of not having food in the house.
A. needs/is
B. need/am
C. need/is
D. needs/am
Random Topics:
May, MightCollective NounsPRESENT SIMPLE - CHILDRENRelative Pronouns with PrepositionsBe going to / WillVocabulary and Sentence StructurePossessive Nouns with Apostrophes and PronounsMust / must notSentence Structure and PunctuationLinking WordsOther quiz:
Past Simple Tense › View_____ you _____ a nice weekend in Paris?
A. Do … haing
B. Are … have
C. Did … having
D. Did … have
Question Tags › View
He hasn’t done it yet, ___?
a. has he
b. hasn’t he
c. had he
_________________ I studied hard, I did well on the test.
A. Although
B. Because
C. If
D. When
Mixed General Quiz › View
To ensure fairness, it is important to maintain a ___ or flat playing field.
a. level
b. revel