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This could be a solution; this could be another one. Replace semi-colon (;) with ,FANBOYS This could be a solution, and this could be another one singular noun + additives + singular verbs John, as well as his friend, is coming for dinner e.g. in addition to, along with, as well as, together with, including, along with Either or/ neither nor - make the verb agree with the subject that is closest to it Neither John nor his friends are sleeping in the lobby Neither John's friends nor John is sleeping in the lobby Singular subjects + is (singular verb) each, every, anyone, everyone, someone, anybody, everybody, everything, something, whoever, whatever, either, neither, nobody, nothing, no one The number of ... + is The number of students standing outside the office is increasing a number of ... + are A number of students are standing outside the office a majority is A majority is always right a majority of ... are A majority of students are right One of the 'plaural noun' that/who + are (plaural verb)