This document provides examples of subject-verb agreement errors and the correct versions. It lists 10 sentences with incorrect subject-verb agreement and provides the corrected version. The examples cover common rules like singular vs plural subjects, compound subjects, and subjects joined with "or/nor". The purpose is to illustrate rules for matching subjects to verbs.
This document provides examples of subject-verb agreement errors and the correct versions. It lists 10 sentences with incorrect subject-verb agreement and provides the corrected version. The examples cover common rules like singular vs plural subjects, compound subjects, and subjects joined with "or/nor". The purpose is to illustrate rules for matching subjects to verbs.
This document provides examples of subject-verb agreement errors and the correct versions. It lists 10 sentences with incorrect subject-verb agreement and provides the corrected version. The examples cover common rules like singular vs plural subjects, compound subjects, and subjects joined with "or/nor". The purpose is to illustrate rules for matching subjects to verbs.
This document provides examples of subject-verb agreement errors and the correct versions. It lists 10 sentences with incorrect subject-verb agreement and provides the corrected version. The examples cover common rules like singular vs plural subjects, compound subjects, and subjects joined with "or/nor". The purpose is to illustrate rules for matching subjects to verbs.
1. Incorrect : My sister or my brother are meeting you at the airport.
Correct : My sister or my brother is meeting you at the airport. 2. Incorrect : Neither Carla nor Jeff are available to meet you at the airport. Correct: Neither Carla nor Jeff is available to meet you at the airport. 3. Incorrect : She and her family is at Disney World. Correct : She and her family are at Disney World. 4. Incorrect : His teammates or the athlete sprint every day. Correct : His teammates or the athlete sprints every day. 5. Incorrect : Poems and novels are my favorite things to read. Correct : Poems and novels are my favorite things to read. 6. Incorrect : Not only the novels but also the poem are interesting. Correct : Not only the novels but also the poem is interesting. 7. Incorrect : The Board of Directors vote on the issue today. Correct : The Board of Directors votes on the issue today. 8. Incorrect : Most of the students is ready for the exam. Correct : Most of the students are ready for the exam. 9. Incorrect : Math and science courses is hard for me. Correct : Math and science courses are hard for me. 10. Incorrect : English or history are my favorite subject. Correct : English or history is my favorite subject. Source from : 1. UMKC Writing Center 52021 Rockhild Rd. 816-235-1146. Writers Hotline 816-235-2244.