Subject-Verb Agreement is about ensuring that the subject and the verb in a sentence match in terms of being singular or plural. Here are the answers for each sentence:
1. The phone (ring, rings) early in the morning.
- The subject "phone" is singular, so the correct verb is "rings."
2. They (at, sits) on the wall after school.
- The subject "They" is plural, so the correct verb is "sit."
3. The bug (all falls) out of my hand because it is heavy.
- The subject "bug" is singular, so the correct verb is "falls."
4. Several frogs (jump, jumps) into the pond near my house.
- The subject "frogs" is plural, so the correct verb is "jump."
5. The dancers (twirl, twirls) across the stage.
- The subject "dancers" is plural, so the correct verb is "twirl."
6. The child (stomp, stomps) up the stairs because he mad.
- The subject "child" is singular, so the correct verb is "stomps."
7. The door (slim, slams) when I push it forcefully.
- The subject "door" is singular, so the correct verb is "slams."
8. Basketballs (ounce, bounce) loudly in the gym.
- The subject "Basketballs" is plural, so the correct verb is "bounce."
9. Ocean waves (crush, crushed) softly against the shore.
- The subject "Ocean waves" is plural, so the correct verb is "crush."
10. The audience (clap, claps) after the performance.
- The subject "audience" is singular, so the correct verb is "claps."
Your own example sentence:
- Subject: Education.com
- Singular or Plural: Singular
Example Sentence: Education.com provides a wide range of educational resources for students and teachers.
