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Question 9 • English 3

Which best describes a rule for subject-verb agreement?

Answer
A
Plural subjects can have singular or plural verbs.
B
Singular subjects have singular verbs.
C
Phrases or clauses should never separate subjects and verbs.
D
Compound subjects joined by “and” are never plural.

Explanation

A singular subject generally takes a singular verb, as in “The dog runs.” Compound subjects joined by “and” usually take a plural verb, so B is incorrect. A plural subject takes a plural verb, and phrases or clauses may separate a subject from its verb without changing their agreement.

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