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Subject-Verb Agreement Mastery

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Subject-Verb Agreement MasteryOnline version

English grammar mini-lesson

by ZAIRA ARGUELLES
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Slide 1: Overview

Subject-Verb Agreement ensures the subject and verb match in number, clarity, and accuracy. It strengthens writing in definitions, essays, and research reports.

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Slide 2: Rules at a Glance

Key rules: 1) singular subject → singular verb; 2) plural subject → plural verb; 3) two subjects with and → plural verb.

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Slide 3: Rule 1 — Singular Subjects

Rule 1: If the subject is singular, the verb must be singular. Example: She writes every day.

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Slide 4: Rule 2 — Plural Subjects

Rule 2: If the subject is plural, the verb must be plural. Example: They write every day.

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Slide 5: Rule 3 — Two Subjects with and

Rule 3: Two or more nouns joined by and take a plural verb. Example: The student and the teacher write daily.

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Slide 6: Special Constructions

Proximity rule: When subjects are separated by phrases, the verb agrees with the main subject closest to it. Example: The team, along with the players, is ready.

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Slide 7: Helping Verbs Quick List

Helping verbs include to be (am, is, are, was, were), to do (do, does, did), and to have (has, have, had).

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Slide 8: Rule Variations

More rules: Singular nouns with each or every require singular verbs; non-count nouns often take singular verbs.

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Slide 9: Practice Activity

In groups, identify the subject and underline the verb. Correct any mismatches and explain the reason briefly.

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Slide 10: Quick Check

Evaluate learning: Identify subject and verb; explain why the verb is correct or incorrect in given sentences.

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