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4
Match the subject and the verb.
Verb=what’s
being done
Subject=who or what is
doing it
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a) When the
subject is plural, the verb must be plural.
When the subject is singular, the verb
must be singular.
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Coffee and tea is served here.
She done it. We was here.
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Coffee and tea are served here.
She did it. We were here.
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Things that cannot be counted should be treated as if
they were singular.
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Oil
are becoming more expensive.
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Oil
is becoming more expensive.
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b) The
subject and verb must make sense together.
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Death is a feeling that can plunge the family into depression.
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A
death can plunge the family into depression.
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The
Lakers’ first two games were losses, but since then have bounced
back.
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The
Lakers lost their first two games, but since then have bounced
back.
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c) Add S to the end of verbs for 3rd
person nouns or pronouns.
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She
love it. He live here.
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She
loves it. He lives
here.
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