Set I, 2

Circle the subjects in these sentences. In the blank at the right of the sentence, write an S if the subject is Singular; write P if the subject is Plural.

1. His mother and father came to visit him. Plural

2. His mother came to visit him. Singular

3. These fish tanks are beautiful. Plural

4. My textbook costs $8.00. Singular

5. I love apple pie for dessert. Singular

6. In the afternoon, we left for the football game. Plural

7. The baby ate sloppily. Singular

8. His books and mine are missing. Plural

9. His book and mine are missing. Plural

10. After the party, the dancers went home. Plural

11. I am so tired! Singular

12. She is very fond of her instructor. Singular

13. The chairman called the meeting to order. Singular

14. Cigarettes are bad for your health. Plural

15. Those lamps will look great in my apartment. Plural

16. The couch and the bookcase are in bad shape. Plural

17. By Thursday, all the classes were closed. Plural

18. Will he arrive on time? Singular

19. The man and the woman walked hand in hand. Plural

20. Susan is my best friend. Singular

21. They play basketball together. Plural

22. The students' papers were excellent. Plural

23. Their television set works badly. Singular

24. Dick seems to be a terrific guy. Singular

25. My typewriter and my radio need repaired. Plural