Grammar point:
The subject and verb of a sentence must "agree" with one another. If you use a singular subject, use a singular verb. If you use a plural subject, use a plural verb.
Example:
Elizabeth wants to go bowling. (Elizabeth and wants agree because they are both singular)
Her parents want to go bowling, too. (Parents and want agree because they are both plural)
Vocabulary:
Agreement(noun) - the act of agreeing or of coming to a mutual arrangement; concord
Arrangement (noun)- the manner or way in which things are arranged;
arrange -to place in proper, desired, or convenient order
Mutual (adjective) - common to or shared by both or all of two or more parties
Relationship (noun) -a connection, association, or involvement
Concord(noun) - agreement
Number (noun) -a word or symbol, or a combination of words or symbols, used in counting or in noting a total.
Review the definitions of the vocabulary words and select the correct word to fill in the blank of the sentences below:
We had an _____________ when we both decided to move to another state.
The fans showed up in large _____________ to view the Justin Beiber movie.
There was complete ____________among the delegates.
The father and son have a great ___________ that people think they are best friends.
The teacher and student showed one another _______________ respect during class and outside of class.
The _____________ with the rebels lasted only two weeks.
When we decided to open the restaurant together, we made an ______________ to split the profits.
To learn more about subject-verb agreement click on the following link Subject-verb agreement
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