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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Subject-Verb Agreement
Q1: Are there any subject-verb agreement errors in these sentences?
Sentence 1:
As English learner, I prefer to learn phrases which are simple, easy to remember, and can be used in casual conversation.
Sentence 2:
I keep plugging away at my English pronunciation so that I can speak perfect English in no time.
Sentence 1:
As English learner, I prefer to learn phrases which are simple, easy to remember, and can be used in casual conversation.
Sentence 2:
I keep plugging away at my English pronunciation so that I can speak perfect English in no time.
Top answer
Hi, No, there aren't. Clive
- Hi, No, there aren't.
- Clive
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Hello, Tracy - and welcome to English Forums.
These are correct:
As an English learner, I prefer to learn phrases which are simple, easy to remember, and useful for casual conversation. -- Parallel structure requires 3 adjectives (simple, easy, useful).
I keep plugging away at my English pronunciation so that I can speak perfect English in
These are correct:
As an English learner, I prefer to learn phrases which are simple, easy to remember, and useful for casual conversation. -- Parallel structure requires 3 adjectives (simple, easy, useful).
I keep plugging away at my English pronunciation so that I can speak perfect English in
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Mister Micawber,
Thank you for correcting my mistakes. I really appreciate that.
Thank you for correcting my mistakes. I really appreciate that.
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