What is the correct verb?

Question

1. The team (wins, win) on a regular basis.
2.Neither he nor his sisters (want, wants) lunch at this time.
3. Andrew and Ben (enjoy, enjoys) that book.
4. The Historian ------ they selected is a fine scholar (who, whom)
5. Is this passive or active?
a.The bicycle was broken by my cousin.
b.My grandmother's cane was eaten by mice.l

Answer 1

wins team is singular

enjoy
who
a- passive
b- passive

Answer 2

1. The team wins on a regular basis.
2. Neither he nor his sisters want lunch at this time.
3. Andrew and Ben enjoy that book.
4. The Historian whom they selected is a fine scholar.
5.(a) passive ('was broken'- if it said, "My cousin broke the bicycle," then that would be active.)
(b) passive ('was eaten'- if it said, "The mice ate my grandmother's cane," then that would be active.)

Answer 3

1.. Depends if you are in the UK or US--US would be wins, thinking of the team as an entity--UK, would be win.
2. want--sisters is the closest subject.
3. enjoy--both of them comprise the subject
4. whom--the object of selected
5. Passive--both of them, the subject was acted upon, didn't do the action itself.

Answer 4

5 a and b are passive

Answer 5

1. wins
2. wants
3. enjoy
4. who (direct object; whom is reserved for indirect object)
5. Active
6. Passive
7. Passive

Answer 6

1. wins
2. want
3. enjoy
4. who
5. a. passive
b. passive

Answer 7

1. wins
2. want
3. enjoy
4. who
5. passive/passive
hope that helps. .Welcome.

Answer 8

wins
want
enjoy
who
active
active
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