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Singular Plural
I walk We walk
You walk You walk
He/She/It walk s They walk
Joe walk s Joe and Maria walk
The girl walk s The girls walk
Remember there are irregular verbs:
DO
Singular Plural
He does They do
HAVE
She has They have
BE
He is They are
She was They were
Tip for Subject/verb Agreement
-S on
verb
The girl dances.
-S on
subject
Examples:
The professor or the students walk the
halls.
The students or the professor walks the
halls.
Indefinite Pronouns
Some indefinite pronouns are always singular. Here
are some examples: anyone, everyone, someone, no
one, nobody
Others can be either singular or plural (all, some)
Everybody loves grammar!
Some people love grammar.
Relative Pronouns
Relative Pronouns (who/which/that) can be
either singular or plural, depending on the
word they refer to.
Example
X
The students in my class study / studies
hard.
In the sentences below, do the
subjects & verbs agree?
They goes to the gym after class to work out.
Harry and his friends wants to see the new movie
coming out this weekend.
The cat who is meowing at my door wants in.
Neither the cat nor the dogs likes the new food.
The mayor as well as his brothers are going to jail.
Nobody wants to dance.
The paper or the ruler are in the desk.