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For example The dog (play, plays) in the yard. The dogs (play, plays) in the yard. He (is, are) going to the mall. They (is, are) going to the mall.
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Subject/Verb Agreement Rules
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Common Collective Nouns Class Family Team Audience Crew Faculty crowd
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More Rules…
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4.) Plural (–ics) nouns- most nouns that end in –ics are plural, especially if it is preceded by the, a, an, or a possessive noun or pronoun agree with a plural verb. Ex. His politics are conservative. The ethics of the group (was, were) commendable.
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Rules Continued… 5.) Singular (–ics) nouns- singular when –ics nouns are used as one thought OR one school subject and will NOT have a modifier in front. These nouns agree with a singular verb. Ex. Politics is everyone’s business. Mathematics (is, are) a complex subject.
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Let’s practice! 1.) Politics (is, are) an interesting career opportunity. 2.) His politics (is, are) known throughout the world. 3.)Mumps (is, are) usually a childhood disease. 4.) The pit crew ( keep, keeps) the race car in good condition. 5.) The crowd (cheer, cheers) for their team at every football game. 6.) The crowd (scatter, scatters) in different directions during the explosion.
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