The correct subject-verb agreement from the answer choices below is A)is...has.
'A cake or brownies is the easiest to serve. My mom has agreed to bake this weekend.'
That sounds better than
'A cake or brownies are the easiest to serve. My mom have agreed to bake this weekend.'
'A cake or brownies is the easiest to serve. My mom have agreed to bake this weekend.'
'A cake or brownies are the easiest to serve. My mom has agreed to bake this weekend.'
Those don't make sense when you read them, hence why A) is the correct choice.
hello there! the short answer is yes. “when” is a relative pronoun, and the example you gave is a complex sentence. hope that helped ☺️.
JULIET asks ROMEOto be calm and SHE HOPES that her love for ROMEO will grow larger when SHE meets him the next time
Explanation: the scene is said 129 this bud of love, by summer ripening breath
Two linking verbs:
is (1st line and 16th line)
are (11th line)
