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Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its pronoun subject? A. Doesn't you like spinach? B. You boys has to come home by five o'clock. C. Is I coming with you to the beach? D. Have I done something to upset him?

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A. Doesn't you like spinach?
Doesn't (verb) and you (pronoun) don't agree

B. You boys has to come home by five o'clock
you boys (pronoun) and has (verb) don't agree

C. Is I coming with you to the beach?
is (verb) and I (pronoun) don't agree

D. Have I done something to upset him?
have (verb) and I(pronoun) agree - this is the correct answer!

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