1. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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BASIC RULE: A singular subject takes a singular verb, while plural
subject takes a plural.
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BASIC RULE: A singular subject takes a singular verb, while plural
subject takes a plural.
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BASIC RULE: A singular subject takes a singular verb, while plural
subject takes a plural.
The road sign keeps us from harm.
The road signs keep us from harm.
4. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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BASIC RULE: A singular subject takes a singular verb, while plural
subject takes a plural.
The road sign keeps us from harm.
The road signs keep us from harm.
5. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Tears (was, were) streaming down her face.
The travelers (take, takes) some rest.
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Tears (was, were) streaming down her face.
The travelers (take, takes) some rest.
7. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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1. The subject comes before the “of phrase.” The verb agrees with
the subject and not the “of phrase.”
8. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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1. The subject comes before the “of phrase.” The verb agrees with
the subject and not the “of phrase.”
The list of road signs and symbols is helpful for motorists.
9. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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A bouquet of yellow roses (lend, lends) color and fragrance to the
room.
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A bouquet of yellow roses (lend, lends) color and fragrance to the
room.
11. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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2. Singular subjects connected by or, either/or, neither/nor require
a singular verb.
12. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Either left turn or U-turn is allowed in this area.
2. Singular subjects connected by or, either/or, neither/nor require
a singular verb.
13. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Neither Angelito nor Carmen is helping today with stage
decorations.
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Neither Angelito nor Carmen is helping today with stage
decorations.
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3. When subjects are connected by or, either/or, neither/nor, the
verb agrees with the subject nearest to it.
16. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Either she or I am taking the wheel and parking at the next
available slot.
3. When subjects are connected by or, either/or, neither/nor, the
verb agrees with the subject nearest to it.
17. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Neither the serving bowl nor the plates go on that shelf.
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Neither the serving bowl nor the plates go on that shelf.
19. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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4. Generally, subjects connected by and take a plural verb except
for compound subjects that are usually taken as one.
20. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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The falling rocks and the slippery road are to be taken seriously.
Bed and breakfast is offered in the roadside resort.
4. Generally, subjects connected by and take a plural verb except
for compound subjects that are usually taken as one.
21. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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A car and a bike are my means of transportation.
Breaking and entering is against the law.
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A car and a bike are my means of transportation.
Breaking and entering is against the law.
23. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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5. A singular subject separated by along with, as well as, besides,
not, or parenthesis takes a singular verb.
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Bicycle as well as ten-wheeler trucks and pedestrian is not allowed
for entry today.
5. A singular subject separated by along with, as well as, besides,
not, or parenthesis takes a singular verb.
25. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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The newsmen, as well as Mr. Reyes, are expected shortly.
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The newsmen, as well as Mr. Reyes, are expected shortly.
27. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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6. Inverted sentences beginning with there or here, the subject
comes after the verb. Observe the basic rule.
28. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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There are traffic signs in the area.
6. Inverted sentences beginning with there or here, the subject
comes after the verb. Observe the basic rule.
31. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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7. When distances, periods of time, sums of money, and the like are
considered as a unit, use singular verbs.
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Sixty kilometers per hour is the speed limit.
Two meters is the maximum width for this line.
Ten tons is the load limit of this bridge.
7. When distances, periods of time, sums of money, and the like are
considered as a unit, use singular verbs.
33. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Five years is the maximum sentence for that offense.
Ten thousand pesos is a high price to pay.
34. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Five years is the maximum sentence for that offense.
Ten thousand pesos is a high price to pay.
35. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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8. Abstract nouns, when used as a subject, take the singular form of
the verb.
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Love conquers all.
8. Abstract nouns, when used as a subject, take the singular form of
the verb.
37. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Unity is power.
Unity and diversity are not opposites.
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Unity is power.
Unity and diversity are not opposites.
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9. When the subject is preceded by words indicating like majority,
a lot, some, or all, the verb agrees with the subject/noun in the “of
phrase,” revers of Rule No. 1.
40. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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Some of the road signs were destroyed by the typhoon.
A third of that road sign is already unreadable.
9. When the subject is preceded by words indicating like majority,
a lot, some, or all, the verb agrees with the subject/noun in the “of
phrase,” revers of Rule No. 1.
41. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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A majority of the people participate in the program.
Half of the cake is consumed.
42. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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A majority of the people participate in the program.
Half of the cake is consumed.
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10. Collective nouns like audience, group, class, or jury take either
a singular or plural verb depending on the intention of the speaker
or writer.
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The traffic enforcement team has announced strict enforcement
of traffic laws.
The traffic enforcement team have been assigned in different
strategic posts.
10. Collective nouns like audience, group, class, or jury take either
a singular or plural verb depending on the intention of the speaker
or writer.
45. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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The staff is on a meeting.
The staff are deciding how they want to vote.
46. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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The staff is on a meeting.
The staff are deciding how they want to vote.
47. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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The staff is on a meeting.
The staff are deciding how they want to vote.
48. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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11. Sentences in the subjunctive mood are those that express a wish
or that contrary to fact.
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If I were you, I would not be traveling at night without the car’s
headlight.
11. Sentences in the subjunctive mood are those that express a wish
or that contrary to fact.
50. GRAMMAR: OBSERVING SUBJECT- VERB AGREEMENT
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I wish it were Friday.
She requested that he raise his hand.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
Pag ginamit ang either/or or neither/nor it means na isa sa dalawang subject. (eto or eto)
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
When we say subject-verb agreement, it means that the subject and the verb on a sentence must agree in number. When we say number, it refers as to whether the subject is singular or plural.
Depende sa context
Magkasamang yung compound subject
Depende sa context
Depende sa context
Depende sa context
Depende sa context
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
Depende sa context
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
A collective noun is a word or phrase that refers to a group of people or things as one entity.
Depende sa context
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
For plural subjects, of course, follow the basic rule.
According to Merriam-Webster
Grammatical mood can be understood as a set of forms of a verb that show what a sentence is up to—that is, whether it's making a statement, giving a command or suggestion, or expressing a wish or a possibility.
English has three moods. The indicative mood is for stating facts and opinions like "That cat is fabulous." The imperative mood is for giving orders and instructions (usually with an understood subject, you), as in "Look at that fabulous cat." The subjunctive mood is for expressing wishes, proposals, suggestions, or imagined situations, as in "I wish I could look at that fabulous cat all day."