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This document provides instruction on subject-verb agreement for present and past tense verbs in English. It includes examples of subjects and verbs in sentences, as well as exercises for students to practice identifying the correct verb form based on the subject. The exercises cover topics like verb conjugation, punctuation rules, and identifying the subject or verb in sentences. The purpose is to help students learn and practice rules of subject-verb agreement in English.
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