Verb Quiz: Whether IT's Am, Is, Or Are? Trivia

The correct answer is "are" because the verb "are" is used with the pronoun "we" to indicate that the subject is plural. In this case, it suggests that the speaker and at least one other person are 20 years old.

The word 'workers' is a plural noun. The third choice is wrong because we aren't proud of bad workers.

Marry is singular and she is female.

Alex refers to a singular dog. The second choice is wrong because if Alex was a street dog, he wouldn't live in a house.

This is a statement not a question.

The correct answer is "is". This is because the subject "Mr. Gray" is singular, so it requires the singular form of the verb "to be", which is "is".

more than one person (two people: Bobbi and I)

Here we are talking about 'reading' not about the newspapers.

The word 'women' is a plural noun. The fourth choice is wrong because the correct order is 'are not.'

Again, this is a question beginning with the verb to be.

This is a question and it begins with the verb to be (it is Yes/ No question). Here we are talking about the weather.

This is a question asking about Fiona, not about the weather.

The first choice is wrong because the second sentence is positive. If Harry has two jobs, so you say 'Mr. Harry is an interviewer and a pilot.'

The world 'child' is singular noun. The fourth choice is wrong because the apostrophe must be before the letter 't'

We use the verb to be 'is' after the pronoun 'this'

When you cut your hair, it becomes short.

The word 'newspapers' is a plural noun. If you choose the fourth answer, so not all people can buy them.

The sentence is corrected by replacing the verbs "are" and "bought" with "are not" and "ago" respectively. The correct form of the verb "are" is "are not" because it is used in a negative sentence. Additionally, the correct preposition "ago" is used to indicate the time when the tables were purchased.