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The rules of subject/verb agreement
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The rules of Subject-Verb Agreement concern the use of S-endings on either the subject or verb (but not both). Below are examples of Subject-Verb Agreement. In each, the group of bold word(s) is the subject and the group of remaining word(s) is the predicate.
Note: The subject is never the noun after the preposition.
Developed by Koon Wei Ho, Rachel Mingo, and Ellen Beck
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