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The document contains a subject and verb agreement exercise with 23 sentences where the correct form of the verb must agree with the subject. For each sentence there are two options for the verb given in parentheses and the exercise is to choose the right verb form for the subject. The topics of the sentences include school, movies, mathematics, cleaning, candy, committees, CDs and more.
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