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Today we will take a look at some cases (and rules) of subject-verb agreement. | ||
1. When using each, every, or none, the verb will always be in the singular form. | ||
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2. When using neither…nor, either…or, or not only…but also, the verb agrees with the noun closest to it. | ||
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3. With quantifiers, the verb agrees with the noun in the prepositional phrase. | ||
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