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Understanding Subject-Verb Agreement

Finding who's actually doing the action in a long sentence

Collective nouns and "words that look plural but aren't"

Tricky subjects: "each", "neither", "a number of", and compound subjects

Practice: Match the Verb to the Subject

Quiz 1: Subject separated by a long phrase

Quiz 2: Collective noun as one unit

Quiz 3: Subject ending in -ics but singular

Quiz 4: Always-plural noun

Quiz 5: "Each" as subject

Quiz 6: "Neither...nor" agreeing with the nearer noun

Quiz 7: "A number of" (plural)

Quiz 8: "The number of" (singular)

Quiz 9: Compound subject with "and"

Quiz 10: Subject buried in a relative clause

Quiz 11: "News" as singular despite the -s

Quiz 12: "Either...or" agreeing with nearer noun

Quiz 13: Indefinite pronoun "everyone" -- always singular

Quiz 14: Subject after "there is/are"

Quiz 15: Collective noun emphasizing individual disagreement

Quiz 16: Long subject with multiple nested phrases

Quiz 17: Full review -- pick the fully correct sentence

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Subject-verb agreement -- getting singular and plural verb forms right even when the subject is buried in a long phrase, a small but heavily-penalized accuracy error, taught from an everyday find-the-subject analogy to exam-ready control.

Subject-verb agreement is one of the simplest rules in English -- and one of the most heavily penalized errors on IELTS, precisely because it should never happen at this level. This module covers the tricky cases: long subjects, collective nouns, and the words that only look plural.

Subject-Verb Agreement: Matching Singular and Plural

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