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Use the options to complete the sentence below. Shankar, with his friends _______

Use the options to complete the sentence below. Shankar, with his friends _______ Correct Answer is planning for a trip to Goa

The phrase is connected to the singular subject ‘Shankar’, thus the verb should be in agreement with the singular subject only.

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