Verb agreement
I think Sophie knows/know how to spell every word in the dictionary.
knows
Neither you nor he knows/know how this app works.
knows
We wonder what lays/lies beneath the crust the layers of earth are fascinating.
lies
Rose always set/sat in the front of the class.
sat
I have raised/risen before the sun to make sure that I don't miss the bus, but I don't like it.
risen
This coffee is/are too hot to drink right now.
is
Myrtle Beach and Virginia Beach is/are two fun areas to go on vacation.
are
While sick Chase lay/laid around the house all day.
lay
Please stop setting/sitting your chromebook on the floor; I don't want it to get broken.
setting
The lawyers raise/rise when the judge walks into the courtroom.
These seals was/were rescued on a beach not far from Seattle.
were
Fish and chips is/are very popular in England, by grandmother who was from there loved them.
is
The book Sunny has laid/lain on the side table for weeks, so I am returning it to the library.
lain
Before we bought the new desk chair, Melanie had set/sat on a kitchen chair.
sat
When we moved farther away from my school, I had to get used to raising/rising earlier than before because the bus comes much earlier.
rising
That song has/have been popular for two years now.
has
Either you or I are/am bringing the baseball equipment to the game.
am
The new big brother gingerly laid/lay the baby down in her crib.
laid
Victoria always sets/sits her library books on the same shelf so she won't lose them.
My dog Jake raised/rose to his feet every day when I came home in spite of his arthritis.
rose