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    The document provides a table summarizing subject-verb agreement rules in English. It lists various subjects and the verbs that correctly agree with them in terms of number (singular or plural) in both the present and past tenses. The key points are that "you" is considered plural so takes a plural verb form, and that compound subjects connected by "and" take a plural verb, while compound subjects connected by "or" or "nor" can take a either a singular or plural verb depending on the subject closest to the verb.

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    The document provides a table summarizing subject-verb agreement rules in English. It lists various subjects and the verbs that correctly agree with them in terms of number (singular or plural) in both the present and past tenses. The key points are that "you" is considered plural so takes a plural verb form, and that compound subjects connected by "and" take a plural verb, while compound subjects connected by "or" or "nor" can take a either a singular or plural verb depending on the subject closest to the verb.

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    The document provides a table summarizing subject-verb agreement rules in English. It lists various subjects and the verbs that correctly agree with them in terms of number (singular or plural) in both the present and past tenses. The key points are that "you" is considered plural so takes a plural verb form, and that compound subjects connected by "and" take a plural verb, while compound subjects connected by "or" or "nor" can take a either a singular or plural verb depending on the subject closest to the verb.

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    Table of Grammar (Subject-Verb Agreement)


    VERBS
    SUBJECT to-be to-have to-do TENSES
    present past present past present past present past
    *You
    (is considered as plural) ** plural

    *They play
    *Rahman and his brothers take
    *The cats are were
    have do sing
    *We bring
    *My family and I buy
    *Me and my friends teach
    glue played
    *I am took
    *He sang
    *Jamal had did brought
    *Kumar ** singular bought
    *Ah Meng taught
    plays glued
    *She
    * Siew Meng was takes
    *Kumari is has does sings
    *Siti brings
    buys
    *It teaches
    *Cat glues
    *Giraffe
    *Table

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