The subject and verb in a sentence must both be either singular or plural. We can't have a singular subject with a plural verb or a plural subject with a singular verb.
Examples:
- I needed to see if anyone was interested in dating my cousin.
- Someone really needs to come and mow my lawn.
- Is anyone available to babysit for me on Tuesday?
- My parents always told me that anything is possible.
- Everyone enjoyed the food and the company.
- Anyone that has ever lived in the city will never take for granted the peace of the country.
- Someone whispered in my ear, but when I turned around there was not anybody there.
- Few came to the wedding after the bride had a melt down and lashed out at her family and friends.
- Everyone at the wedding could see how happy he made her.
- After the festivities, everyone was invited back to the house for the after-party.
- Some just do not know when to quit while they are ahead.
- Someone should sue the pants off of that guy!
- Anything is possible as long as you put your mind to it.
- Mary wanted some, but I do not have any.
- Someone drank all the soda.
- Can anyone tell me why it is raining again?
- Everybody loves to eat chocolate.
- No one likes to eat vegetables.
- Someone will clean up the kitchen.
- No one was home at the neighbor's.
- Everyone brought canned goods to the charity drive.
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