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- valid
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- verb agreement
- verb agreement: compound subjects with and
- verb agreement: compound subjects with or
- verb agreement in questions
- verb agreement in the case of interrupting words
- verb agreement: sentences beginning with there
- verb agreement with collective nouns
- verb agreement with couple
- verb agreement with indefinite pronouns
- verb agreement with none
- verb agreement with number
- verb agreement with range
- verb agreement with total
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- verbs: helping verbs
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- vernacular
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- viti-
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verb agreement: compound subjects with or
When two or more subjects are joined by the conjunctions or, either…or, or neither…nor, the verb agrees with the subject nearest the verb:
- Atsuko or Sam is bringing sushi. [The verb is is singular to agree with Sam.]
- Either Atsuko or her parents have made rice. [The verb have is plural to agree with parents.]
- Has either Atsuko or her parents made rice? [The verb has is singular to agree with Atsuko.]
- Neither Sam’s parents nor his sister has brought noodles. [The verb has is singular to agree with sister.]
- Neither Sam’s sister nor his parents have brought noodles. [The verb have is plural to agree with parents.]
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