Name Lesson 3 ме Compound Subjects A. Using the Correct Verb with a Compound Subject On the line following each sentence, write the present tense form of the verb th agrees with the compound subject. 1. Cinnamon and other spices (add) spark to dishes. 2. Either crackers or a roll (come) with the soup. 3. Perhaps chocolate or strawberries (cause) Patty's allergic reactions. 4. Neither drink refills nor a senior citizen discount (be) available at this fast-food restaurant. 5. Peas and broccoli (head) George's list of least-favorite vegetables. 6. Peas or broccoli (find) its way into my family's menu at least once a week. 7. Neither the coach nor the players (know) what will be served at the sports banquet. 8. "Dog food and biscuits (taste) like cardboard," Oswald announced after he tried them. 9. Neither diet colas nor distilled water (contain) the sugar that other drinks do. 10. When Lee unexpectedly cooks for his wife, either fried eggs or an omelet (surprise) her. 11. Either rice or potatoes (coordinate) nicely with the main course. 12. Vitamin pills and fortified cereal (supply) much of a day's nutritional needs.​