Subject verb Ag...

Every cereal bowl and casserole (a)/dish have slipped out of Sheila ’s soapy (b)/hands and shattered on the hard tile of the kitchen floor(c)/. Sheila really needs to buy a dishwasher. (d)/ No error (e)

Two cups of sliced jalapeno (a)/peppers seems extreme for a single (b)/batch of burrito filling, but that 's (c)/the amount in Felipe 's recipe. (d)/

Elton ’s newest pair (a)/of eyeglasses have corrected his vision so well (b)/that this young man clearly sees the lovely Miranda (c)/sneering at his nerdy appearance. (d)/ No error (e)

The class disagree about the solution (a)/to the stuffy condition of the room; (b)/ten students want to open the window, but the others remember the flood of frightened cockroaches that poured in the (c)/last time Mr. Frampton released the window from the frame. (d)

Many an actions were(a)/ taken against (b)/the corrupt politicians (c)/ by the law in 2002.(d)

Each of these players(A) / have been warned (B) / not to repeat the silly mistake.(C) / no error(D)

Lime and soda (A) / is (B) / a digestive drink. (C) / no error(D)

The mother as well as her children(A) / were brought (B) / to the police station for interrogation.(C) / no error(D)

His benevolence and kindness(A) / are (B) / admired by his friends.(C) / no error(D)

Intelligence, as well as knowledge of the subject (A) / are required to grasp (B) / the meaning of the book.(C) / no error(D)