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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Verb and Noun agreement?
I have big problems understanding verb and noun agreement. Can someone kindly explain the rule? Please?
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You have asked an extremely broad question. It's easy to say "plural nouns take the plural form of the verb," but I suspect that won't answer your question. I think you need to review that section of your grammar book, perhaps do a search on this site for "noun verb agreement," and then post the particular questions you have.
- You have asked an extremely broad question.
- It's easy to say "plural nouns take the plural form of the verb," but I suspect that won't answer your question.
- I think you need to review that section of your grammar book, perhaps do a search on this site for "noun verb agreement," and then post the particular questions you have.
- For example, how to use each, all, none, any, etc.
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You have asked an extremely broad question. It's easy to say "plural nouns take the plural form of the verb," but I suspect that won't answer your question. I think you need to review that section of your grammar book, perhaps do a search on this site for "noun verb agreement," and then post the particular questions you have. For example, how to use each, all, none, any, etc.
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