Sorry, I meant "confuse(r)"... has is the singular verb and Wii is the singular subject etc..

I believer that you are the confused one. The rule is simple: either singular subject & singular verb , or plural subject & plural verb .

There are no plurals in your questions. Are you supposed to change the singular nouns to plural nouns? Also, in #3 "this" is misspelled and "I" should be capitalized.

The boy chooses. (singular subject; singular verb - with "s") The policeman chooses. The cheerleader chooses. The boys choose. (plural subject; plural verb - no "s".) The policemen choose. The cheerleaders

The greatest improvements in the productive powers of labour, and the greater part of the skill, dexterity, and judgment, with which it is anywhere directed, or applied, seem to have been the effects of the division of labour. I'd say: which

Over xx percent of the pancreas has to be destroyed. Your guideline is correct. The pancreas is a single organ and 'has' is a singular verb– a perfect example of your guideline.

Hi. I think when we use the kind of phrase that involves the use of something like "xx percent of some noun," we should pay attention to whether the "some noun" is a singular noun or plural noun to decide whether to use a

Try an online crossword puzzle dictionary. You can enter that information and see what pops up.

what is a singular verb that starts with the letter S has 15 letters the 10th letter is a U?

It takes a singular verb. Everyone is tired. Everybody has gone home.