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Please don't barge in when I (is, are, am) on the telephone. |
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We (is, are, am) going to the pool after we ride our bikes. |
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"We (is, are, am) going to have a guest speaker today," our teacher said. |
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April Fool's Day (is, are, am) known for practical joking and celebrated on the first of April. |
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I (is, are, am) required to read Great Expectations in the eighth grade. |
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I (is, are, am) glad Mr. Mathews is our teacher this year. |
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I (is, are, am) so excited about turning seven on my birthday. |
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She (is, are, am) so angry with him she looks like she may wring his neck! |
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Pine (is, are, am) a very soft wood and burns quickly. |
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Providing that you study for the test, I (is, are, am) sure you will do well. |
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The chipmunk (is, are, am) outside my window again. |
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White elephants (is, are, am) rare. |
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Generic brands (is, are, am) considered inferior to brand named products. |
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What do you think the depreciation (is, are, am) on an old dirt bike? |
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Some excuses (is, are, am) used so often they become banal. |
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I can't read very well, but I (is, are, am) good at math. |
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Katy's new baby brother (is, are, am) so precious and cute. |
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The school rules (is, are, am) not negotiable. |
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Many of you (is, are, am) a decade old. |
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I (is, are, am) worried about my uncle, because he suffers from a chronic cough. |
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