GROUP WORK: SUBJECT - VERB AGREEMENT by Nguyen Quoc Thi https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj Group 7 en-us 2020-05-07 03:27:07 UTC 2025-05-16 17:49:22 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4da.png 1. Third person singular thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556368957 He/She +Vs/es
It
Singular subject (a girl, Mary, Bob, …) 
Ex:
- Samantha reads comic books everyday.
- He eats cereal in the morning.
]]> 2020-05-07 03:35:51 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556368957 2. Compound subjects thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556380163 Ssingular and Ssingular
Ssingular and Splural
Splural and Ssingular
Splural and Splural
-----> use PLURAL VERB
Ex:
- Anna and Elsa love watching TV.
- Lisa and her friends play computer games.
- My brothers and the dog go out for a walk.
- Her friends and sisters like chicken for lunch.]]> 2020-05-07 03:50:39 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556380163 7. Verbs before subjects thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556387149 Here/There+Vsingular+Ssingular
Here/There+Vplural+Splural
Ex:
- Here is your pen.
- Here are your pens.]]> 2020-05-07 04:00:08 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556387149 4. Words between S and V thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556391320 Ssingular + (words/phrases/clauses) + Vsingular
Splural + (words/phrases/clauses) +Vplural
--->words/phrases/clauses between S and V do not change the agreement between them.
Ex:
-  The doll, which was on the table, was bought 20 years ago.
-  The lists of weekly shopping are made on Fridays.
*phrases beginning with prepositions (as along with, as well as, in addition to,...) are not part of the subject]]> 2020-05-07 04:04:59 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556391320 5. Indefinite pronouns as subjects thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556400504 (everyone, neither, anyone, anybody, nobody, one, something, each)+Vsingular
(both, many, several, few)+Vplural
(all, any, most, none, some)+Vplural/singular
Ex:
- Everyone feels happy.
- Both of us hate reading books.
- Some of the ice is still on the road.
- Some of the ice cubes are still in the tray.]]> 2020-05-07 04:16:41 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556400504 Chào Thầy và các bạn 1613014 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556401576 Nhóm 7 gồm có các thành viên:
1. Tran Thu Ha - AVK40SP
2. Nguyen Quoc Thi - AVK40B
3. Nguyen Ngoc Thong - AVK41C
4. Nguyen Thanh Van - AVK43B
5. Tran Thi Diem Hang - AVK43B 
6. Phan Thi Tinh Nhi - AVK43B
7. Quang Thuy Uy - AVK43B]]> 2020-05-07 04:18:08 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556401576 6. Collective nouns thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556411077 N refers to group as one unit + Vsingular
N refers to group members +Vplural
Ex:
- The cast is celebrating the success of the play with a party after the performance. (Vsingular
- The flock were running off in every direction. (Vplural)]]> 2020-05-07 04:30:52 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556411077 SUBJECT - VERB AGREEMENT 1613014 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556443984 In English, whether the verb conjugation is correct or not depends entirely on the subject's form. The general rule is that a singular subject(she, Tom) takes a singular verb (is, goes) and a plural subject takes a plural verb. However, the subject still agrees with the verb according to the expression idea or the preceding noun/pronoun according to certain rules. ]]> 2020-05-07 05:13:47 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/556443984 3. Nouns with plural forms but singular meaning thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/559119116 Some words appear as plural (end in s/es) but have singular meaning ---> use Vsingular with them.
Ex: Mathematics, Physics, news,...
Some words appear as plural and have singular meanings, but take a Vplural
Ex: shoes, trousers, jeans,...]]> 2020-05-08 06:49:53 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/559119116 8. Relative pronouns in adjective clauses thuytran2k13 https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/559124936 Who: subject and object pronoun for people only. (*whom can be used as an object relative pronoun.)
Ex: The man who(m) I saw was old.
That: subject and object pronoun for people and things.
Ex: The car that i saw was black.
Which: subject and object pronoun for things only.
Ex: The car, which i saw, was black.
Whose: used for possessions.
Ex: The kid whose cat was black was cute.
Where: used for places.
Ex: The restaurant where we met was downtown.
When: used for times.
Ex: The day when you borrowed my money was a year ago.]]> 2020-05-08 06:54:29 UTC https://padlet.com/1613014/kfxx0jmhvfvqm9sj/wish/559124936