Complete each sentence below. Underline the correct word in subject-verb agreement in brackets. Model : What he’d like (is, are) a watch. What he’d like (is, are) a watch 1. Sometimes what appear to be problems (is, are) easily solved. 2. Joan is one of those people who (go, goes) out of their way to be helpful. 3. He is the only one of those boys who (is, are) willing to help others. 4. Attending on-campus concerts (is, are) part of the pleasure of college life. 5. To translate this into English (need, needs) hard work. 6. Living on that island for three months (was, were) an unforgettable experience for me. 7. Parking along the road (was, were) six heavy trucks. 8. He is not the only football fan in his family, so (is, are) his brother, sister, and his uncle.