This document provides rules for verb agreement with different types of subjects. It explains that verbs agree with compound subjects joined by "and", but agree with the nearer subject if joined by "or, nor, either...or, neither...nor, and not only...but also". It also covers verb agreement for inverted sentences, indefinite pronouns, collective nouns, nouns ending in -s, expressions of time and amount, titles, and phrases using "a number of" or "the number of".
This document provides rules for verb agreement with different types of subjects. It explains that verbs agree with compound subjects joined by "and", but agree with the nearer subject if joined by "or, nor, either...or, neither...nor, and not only...but also". It also covers verb agreement for inverted sentences, indefinite pronouns, collective nouns, nouns ending in -s, expressions of time and amount, titles, and phrases using "a number of" or "the number of".
This document provides rules for verb agreement with different types of subjects. It explains that verbs agree with compound subjects joined by "and", but agree with the nearer subject if joined by "or, nor, either...or, neither...nor, and not only...but also". It also covers verb agreement for inverted sentences, indefinite pronouns, collective nouns, nouns ending in -s, expressions of time and amount, titles, and phrases using "a number of" or "the number of".
subjects that are joined by the conjunctions AND should be plural. COMPOUND SUBJECTS Verbs for compound subjects joined by the conjunctions or, nor, either….or, neither….nor, and not only…..but also agree with the nearer subject. INVERTED SENTENCES -the subject comes after the verb INDEFINITE PRONOUN -when the subject is an indefinite pronoun that is always singular, the verb must be singular COLLECTIVE NOUN -takes a singular verb if the collective noun is acting as one NOUNS ENDING –S TIME and AMOUNT Titles of Books and Movies A number of…