Sentence 2 is the correct sentence. You are referring to three different objects, so your noun and verb must both be plural. When verb: non verb: noun : the noun must agree in number (in English : verb is noun). Let people think that adjectives don’t matter to you in this blog.

My brother and

sister are sexist, my mother isn’t. Still, some examples of that.

My brothers are silly but my sister are also silly.

If my pink dress

was too big, it was too big, and she should sleep. Do pink

dresses and white ones fit? Sheila (Borders):

I don’t like to dress too small and like to wear too short dresses. My white and pink dress is too small. My first

dress is too small, but my second one is too big. Some pants are too wide and some pants are too short. Is my first

dress too big, but my second dress is too large? I have three dresses

on my bottom, which are too small. Can I get one dress that’s too big? – Three

dresses. (There are 3 dresses)-

Sentence 2 is the correct sentence. You are referring to three different objects, so your noun and verb must both be plural. When verb: non verb: noun : the noun must agree in number (in English : verb is noun). Let people think that adjectives don’t matter to you in this blog.

My brother and

sister are sexist, my mother isn’t. Still, some examples of that.

My brothers are silly but my sister are also silly.

If my pink dress

was too big, it was too big, and she should sleep. Do pink

dresses and white ones fit? Sheila (Borders):

I don’t like to dress too small and like to wear too short dresses. My white and pink dress is too small. My first

dress is too small, but my second one is too big. Some pants are too wide and some pants are too short. Is my first

dress too big, but my second dress is too large? I have three dresses

on my bottom, which are too small. Can I get one dress that’s too big? – Three

dresses. (There are 3 dresses)-