Subject-verb agreement with nouns as subjects e.g. The class is quiet.

2. Subject-verb agreement with pronouns as subjects
   e.g. Jimmy is the monitor of the class.
3. Collective nouns
   e.g. Physics is challenging.
4. Indefinite pronouns as subject
   e.g. Most of the students hand in the homework.
5. Agreement with compound subjects
   e.g. Alan, Amy and Helen win the competition.

Exercise:

Everyone in the room (is/are) having fun.

I (am/ are) singing but my friends (is/ are) dancing.

Eric and his sister (is / are) playing chess in the living room.

Mathematics (is/ are) my strength but English (is/ are) my weakness.

The committee (is / are) discussing in a meeting.

Everyone (go/ goes) to work after holiday.

1. Everyone in the room is having fun.
2. I am singing but my friends are dancing.
3. Eric and his sister are playing chess in the living room.
4. Mathematics is my strength but English is my weakness.
5. The committee is discussing in a meeting.
6. Everyone goes to work after holiday.