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Parenthetical expressions
The mayoress, together with the town councilors, are attending the charity ball.
The mayoress, together with the town councilors, is attending the charity ball.
The student, as well as the teacher, play the violin.
The student, as well as the teacher, plays the violin.
Parenthetical expressions are set off by commas and should be ignored for the purpose of determining subject-verb agreement. Some of these expressions are introduced with words such as together with, as well as, along with, other than, no less than, in addition to, including, accompanied by, not to mention. In the above examples, #2 and #4 are correct.— Unknown
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