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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Concord
Hi, i would like to know more about the meaning of concord, how to use it and also demonstrate how it would be taught in a class
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Concord is agreement. Subjects agree with verbs. I goes with am .
- Concord is agreement.
- Subjects agree with verbs.
- I goes with am .
- you goes with are .
- he goes with is .
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Concord is agreement. Subjects agree with verbs.
I goes with am.
you goes with are.
he goes with is.
And so on. It's up to you to imagine how you would teach it. And how you teach it may depend on the age of your students. Do you have any ideas to start with? Have you researched any of this yet in your library or on the int
I goes with am.
you goes with are.
he goes with is.
And so on. It's up to you to imagine how you would teach it. And how you teach it may depend on the age of your students. Do you have any ideas to start with? Have you researched any of this yet in your library or on the int
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