Is the verb after the ages of the students singular or plural?

Is the verb after the ages of the students singular or plural?

I looked up the word age and had some different opinions
The age of the student in your question refers to the age of the student. There are not many age groups mentioned. Therefore, in my opinion, there is no need to use the plural. The age of the student

When is the predicate singular and plural?
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Subject predicate agreement: in English sentences, the predicate is controlled by the subject verb and must be consistent with the subject in person and number

A group of student? A number of?

Such predicates are plural

On, what, do, Sunday, are, going, you, to, morning

What are you going to do on Saturday morning?

This to weekend going do what you are

What are you going to do this weekend?

The does from spring where come? 2. You morning are to what going this do?
3.in seeds Plant the soil the.

Where does the sprout come from?
What are you going to do this morning?
Plant the seeds in the soil

What would you like to do in the summer holidays

what is your plan for the summer holidays?

What would you like to do in the summer holiday
What would you like to do in the summer hoilday?
Excuse me,how can I get to the Tong Hotel?
Going skiing in Australia in summer is exciting.
It's all expressed in another way

1. What do you want to do in the summer holiday? 2. Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the Tong Hotel? Or: Excuse me, which is the way to the Tong Hotel? 3

What do you like to do in summer
danny will jump into the water.what Is he doing now
where will you swin

Q: what do you like to do in summer? A: I like going swimming in summer water.what Is he doing now

What do you like to do in summer

I like the summer holidy so much. I look forward to summer holiday every year. Last summer, I went to Shen zhen for my holiday, which is also a city of seashore like Haikou. I enjoyed having a walk al...