Have you ever wondered why we say she looks very pretty and doesn`t look very pretty? The answer lies in the grammar rules about subject-verb concordance or matching. The rule of thumb is that singulars should match singular nouns, while plurals should match plural nouns. What is a name? It is a word to name people, places, events, things or ideas. The answer to your question would be that the sentence that correctly uses the rule of agreement applies to the composite themes that are from and the following: Lil ` C and Miss Prissy, who both appear in the film, are highly skilled krumpers. Another problem faced by users of English is this: does the verb in a sentence correspond to the noun (subject) before it or to the noun or adjective behind it (complement)? Problems also arise when the speaker or author is confronted with more than one name or pronoun in the sentence. Explanation: Subject-verb correspondence means that the subject and verb must have the same number (singular and plural). If we have composite subjects related by «and», we should always use a plural (because it is a plural subject). Among the options given, the sentence that correctly uses this agreement is option D: After the meeting, the teacher and student Tommy can meet the clown because the subject is «teacher and student» and the verb «are», which is in the plural. In some cases, the chord follows the number of the noun that comes closest to the verb. This is called the approximation rule.

This rule applies to topics that contain the following words: Although it is quite easy to match the English verb to the subject, complex topics can sometimes lead to subject-verb match problems. Note that the verb may change its position in relation to the subject. In a declarative sentence, he follows the subject; the noun closest to the verb is therefore Y. However, the verb precedes the subject in the questions; In this case, the noun closest to the verb is the first, X. For this reason, we choose in (14) and is in (15), although the subject is the same. The theme of this sentence is «teacher and student». The verb «are» corresponds to the composite subject. Option A is wrong because «is» does not match the composite subject. Option C is wrong because the question asks for a topic with «and», but the topic in option C uses «or» to connect the composite topics. Option B is wrong because the subject is the parents and it is not composed.

If a sentence has two or more subjects, it is called a composite subject. These individual topics are joined by a coordination conjunction (and, or). When topics are related by «and», the verb corresponds to the pronoun «they». That is, the verb must be plural. The selected sentence is the only one that contains a plural conch that corresponds to the composite subject. After the meeting, teachers and students can meet Tommy the Clown, the phrase that correctly uses the chord rule that applies to composite topics that are connected by and connected. A small change in expression more than one changes the correspondence through the verb. This brings us to the subject of plural issues. The first thing we need to do to choose the right verb form is to find the subject. We can do this by asking who or what does the activity in the sentence. Next, we need to determine the number of subjects: is it singular (one) or plural (more than one).

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