English Subjects and Verbs

The theory of physics (state / states) that all things are made of energy.

Matthew and I are working on a poster about Wilma’s victories. 

The people in Wilma’s hometown were cheering for her.

The causes of this horrible disease (are / is) poor diet and lack of exercise.

My class will write reports about this sports legend.

The pair of scissors ( is / are) in the drawer.

The malware on all the office computers (is / are) a danger to our security.

The legacy of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson (influences / influence) the NBA today.

Your sweaters ( is / are) too small for me to wear.

Small cars use less gasoline than large vehicles. 

The couch I bought at Goodwill ( looks / look) a lot more expensive thanthey actually are.

The members of the committee ( is / are) very esteemed in their respective fields.

Every single one of your sweaters ( is / are) too small for me to wear.

Teresa is painting a picture of the famous runner.

Wilma had overcome serious physical problems. 

We have read an exciting account of her triumphs.

There ( is / are) five broken chairs in the office.

Some owners of large cars have traded them for smaller models. 

There ( is / are) only one way I can answer your question: Yes, I will marry you....SIKE

Her story has inspired young athletes around the world. 

Scissors ( is / are) too dangerous to give to small children.

The committee ( meet / meets) in the fancy office building.

Pilar Hernández, a local artist, painted a picture of our school.

The noise of the fan’s screams (is / are) a problem at some football stadiums.

I am studying the amazing life of Wilma Rudolph.