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79 Exercises
1 Subject and verb (A)
Mark and Sarah are in an antique shop. Complete the conversation by choosing the correct
form of the verb.
Sarah: This table (►) is/are lovely.
Mark: Yes, the wood (1) is/are beautiful, isn't it?
Sarah: The style and the colour (2) is/are both perfect for what we want.
Mark: These chairs (3) looks/look very stylish, too, but they (4) is/are rather expensive.
Sarah: Can you see if the table (5) has/have got a price on?
Mark: Yes, it has. It says it (6) costs/cost £2,000. That's ridiculous.
Sarah: Don't you think prices (7) has/have gone up recently?
Those tables we saw last month (8) wasn't/weren't so expensive.
2 Everyone, every, etc and phrases with of (B-D)
Vicky has been to a very grand party. She is telling her parents about it. Put in was or were.
I really enjoyed the party. It (►) was wonderful. Each guest (1)…………… welcomed by
the hostess in
person. All the rooms (2)…………… crowded with people. Everyone (3)…………..
enjoying themselves.
A lot of people (4)……………..... dancing, and a number of people (5)…………
swimming in the pool in the
garden. All the people there (6) ................very smart. One of the guests (7)………….. a
TV personalitythe
chat show host Guy Shapiro. I didn't know many of the guests. None of my friends (8)
………….. there.
3 Agreement (A-D)
The BBC is making a documentary about police work. A policeman is talking about his
job.
Choose the correct form.
► Every policeman is/are given special training for the job.
1 No two days are the same. Each day is/are different.
2 But the job isn't/aren't as exciting or glamorous as some people think.

3 Not all policemen is/are allowed to carry guns.
4 A number of police officers here works/work with dogs.
5 An officer and his dog has/have to work closely together.
6 One of our jobs is/are to prevent crime happening in the first place.
7 A lot of crime is/are caused by people being careless.
8 Sorry, I have to go now. Someone has/have just reported a robbery.