Subject-Verb Agreement in English Grammar

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<p>Mrs. Noelze Sem Morquette (C)</p>

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The subject and the verb in a sentence must match in number (singular or plural).

The noun or pronoun performing the action of the verb.

The word that describes the action of the subject in a sentence.

The plural form of the noun 'boy', indicating more than one boy.

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Two blacks, named Bay and Dash, are students at the same school.
They have different base forms: Bay is a singular subject, describing one boy, while Dash is a plural subject, referring to more than one boy.
The text introduces the concept of subject-verb agreement, stating that "The subject and the verb must agree."
In the context of the sentence "The boy jumps over the last vine," the subject is Boy, and the verb is jumps.
The text also mentions a teacher, Mrs. Noelze Sem Morquette, who will give a class on the topic, which is an important topic for understanding English grammar.
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