Non-action Verbs 3

In the given sentence, the subject is ‘people’ which must have a plural verb .Hence "are" is correct.

Some nouns such as “Civics” etc. sound plural but actually they are used as singular nouns and hence they are followed by singular verbs.Hence, "was" is correct.

Given sentence refers to the past tense and express no duty.Hence, "had to" is correct.

The conjunction ‘and’ in the given sentence has made the subject plural and the given sentence refers to the Past Tense because of the use of ‘yesterday’. Hence, "were" is correct.

 “ought to have” will take only the past participle (3rd form) of the verb

The given sentence is representing Passive Sense.Hence, "has been" is correct.

'Many a' takes singular auxiliary. Moreover, this is a case of past indefinite.

The use of ‘as well as’ the first subject is taken into consideration and the first subject is ‘the boys’ where is plural. Hence, "have" is correct.

 ‘the rich’ is used as a plural subject and for a class of people and not as a singular subject     

The word ‘relatives’ in the given sentence is a plural word and not a singular word. Hence, "have" is correct

The given sentence denotes present tense. "Trousers" is plural hence "are" is correct option.

Singular verb is used if two adjectives are used with two nouns having only one article.Hence, "was" is correct option.

The verb ‘dare’ has the form ‘dare’ for third person ,singular, present tense; when it is
followed by a negative.

The subject of a sentence is “the + adjective”, then the verb has to be plural .Hence, "are" is correct.

Given sentence belongs to past tense .

“Matt and Stuart” is a plural subject and not singular.hence,"have" is correct.

“A pair” is followed by pairs of things which are usually inseparable then “pair” is considered to be the “head word” and hence it takes a singular verb.Hnce' "was" is correct.

This is case of present tense and "they" denotes plurality. Hence, "are is correct.