True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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B.23. Sandy do the school shopping. (singular)
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2.
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A.23.
Terri and Trish strolls around the park. (plural)
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3.
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A.23. Tina and Mickey are swimming. (plural To
Be)
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4.
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A.23. We does our homework. (plural)
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5.
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A.23. You do well in math. (singular)
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6.
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B.23. He go to the store. (singular)
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7.
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A.23. Betty and Sharon go shopping.
(plural)
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8.
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A.23. Tina and Mickey go to school. (plural To
Be)
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9.
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A.23. We goes to school. (plural)
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10.
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A.23. You go on to the game. (singular)
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A.23. It is important for the noun (subject) to agree with the
verb.
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A.23. There are two ways the subject of the sentence and the
verb must agree.
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A.23. They need to agree in
1. singular or
plural
2. first person, second person, or third person
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14.
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A.23. Single subject = single verb
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A.23. Example of singular nouns agreeing with regular
verbs:
first person - I walk
home. I wash the
car.
second person - You walk home. You
wash the car.
third person - He/She/It walks
home. He/She/It washes the
car.
NOTE: In the third person, a singular noun -
you add an ‘s’ or ‘es’ to the verb.
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A.23. Example of singular nouns agreeing with irregular verbs (
Irregular verbs do not act the same way as regular verbs.) :
first person
- I do like ice cream. I
have the car.
second person - You do like ice
cream. You have the
car.
third person - He/She/It does like ice
cream. He/She/It has the car.
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A.23. I go every day to school.
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18.
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A.23. Tina goes every day to school.
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A.23. You go every day to school.
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20.
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A.23. The verb to be (singular)
first person -
I am moving.
second person -You are
moving.
third person -He/She/It is moving.
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