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This pie (is, are) too sweet and may give me a stomachache. |
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My grandmother (is, are) a short, sweet woman. |
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The baby birds (is, are) leaving their nest now. |
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If I do not get my pants altered, they (is, are) going to drag the ground. |
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My science book (is, are) brand new. |
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The nurses at the hospital (is, are) nice people. |
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The circus clowns (is, are) very funny to watch. |
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Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, (is, are) considered by many to be the Paris of Latin America. |
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The air in the restaurant (is, are) dense with tobacco smoke. |
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Sometimes you get into trouble if you (is, are) being naughty. |
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At the fancy hotel, a deposit of $200 per person (is, are) required to confirm reservations. |
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While pledging allegiance to our flag, remember that you (is, are) a true patriot. |
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My brothers (is, are) very noisy when they start arguing. |
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The state of Iowa (is, are) known for its corn crops. |
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The library (is, are) planning to increase their collection of reference books. |
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We (is, are) filled with dismay every night that we watch the news on the television. |
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There (is, are) several plum trees in our orchard. |
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It (is, are) hard to brake when you are going very fast. |
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Mom (is, are) required to wear a name badge to work. |
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In some countries all media (is, are) state owned and censors dictate coverage of politics. |
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