Feb 5 english subject verb agreement
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The document provides a subject/verb agreement worksheet with 20 sentences where the subject and verb are underlined. For each sentence, the reader is asked to determine if the underlined verb is in the correct form by considering if the subject is a singular or plural noun or pronoun. The goal is to identify the proper verb conjugation based on subject-verb agreement rules in the English language.
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