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This document provides rules and examples for subject-verb agreement. It states that sentences beginning with "here" and "there" place the subject after linking verbs like "are" and "is." It advises identifying the subject in interrogative sentences before choosing the correct verb form. A quick quiz with 6 questions on verb forms is included. Contact information for additional interactive lessons on the topic is provided in a YouTube link.
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