Subject-verb agreement

Either the witness or the defendant (are/is) lying.

The teacher, along with the students, (hopes/hope) for a snow day.

A passenger, as well as the driver, (was/were) injured in the accident.

All of the slices of pizza (was/were) eaten.

The English teacher (choose/chooses) to play Quiz to review grammar.

Though many apply, few (is/are) chosen

Many movies nominated for an Oscar (have/has) little cinematic value.

Bessie and her friend (walks/walk) to school together everyday.

All of the candidates (promises/promise) to extend the lunch period.

Each of the tv shows (depicts/depict) a hero saving the day.

Each boy and girl (gets/get) a vote in the Student Council election.

Measles still (strike/strikes) many Americans.

Of the two movies, neither (hold/holds) my attention.

A bouquet of roses (make/makes) a room smell nice.

Neither my mother nor my teachers (want/wants) me to miss school.