Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
Confusing Subject -Verb Agreement. Bell Ringer. First, identify the Subject(s). Then, circle the correct verb. . 1). Sautéing the vegetables and pureeing the paste (seem/seems) to be the most difficult part of the dish. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Citation preview
+
ConfusingSubject-Verb AgreementBell Ringer
+First, identify the Subject(s). Then, circle the correct verb. 1). Sautéing the vegetables and pureeing the paste
(seem/seems) to be the most difficult part of the dish. 2). The book, including all the chapters in the first section,
(is/are) boring. 3). My family (has/have) never been able to agree. 4). The President, accompanied by his wife, (is/are) traveling to
India. 5). His friends or the boy (runs/run) everyday. 6). The woman with all the dogs (walks/walk) down my street. 7). Each of these hot dogs (is/are) fully cooked.
+SINGULAR RULES FOR SPECIFIC PRONOUNS
each, each one, either, neither, everyone, everybody, anybody, anyone, nobody, somebody, someone, no one
