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J.R.
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They were. (Plural)

She was. (Singular)

"Bonnie and her associates" are "they" so you would say were.:

Bonnie and her associates were invited to the gathering.

However, in your sentence, the associates are not part of the subject, so you would say:

Bonnie, along with her associates, was invited to the gathering.

They were. (Plural)

She was. (Singular)

"Bonnie and her associates" are "they" so you would say were.

They were. (Plural)

She was. (Singular)

"Bonnie and her associates" are "they" so you would say were:

Bonnie and her associates were invited to the gathering.

However, in your sentence, the associates are not part of the subject, so you would say:

Bonnie, along with her associates, was invited to the gathering.

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Ron Jensen
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They were. (Plural)

She was. (Singular)

"Bonnie and her associates" are "they" so you would say were.