Subject-Verb Agreement Concepts

The video tutorial begins with a humorous introduction about forming a band and transitions into a lesson on subject-verb agreement. It explains the importance of matching subjects with their corresponding verbs in number, using examples like 'Mobe plays the guitar' and 'we play the guitar.' The tutorial highlights that singular subjects take singular verbs, while plural subjects take plural verbs. It also notes that verbs ending in 's' are usually singular, unlike nouns. The video concludes with a return to the music theme, emphasizing the need for practice.

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

• Writing a song

• Forming a band

• Subject-verb agreement

• How to play the guitar

Which of the following sentences is correct for a singular subject?

• Moby play the guitar

• Moby playing the guitar

• Moby played the guitar

• Moby plays the guitar

What is the correct verb form for the plural subject 'we'?

• We played the guitar

• We play the guitar

• We playing the guitar

• We plays the guitar

How can you check if a subject and verb agree?

• By removing extra words

• By changing the verb

• By adding more words

• By changing the subject

What does the video suggest is sometimes the best way to know if something is correct in English?

• By listening to how it sounds

• By asking someone else

• By writing it down

• By looking it up in a book

What is the correct sentence for the plural subject 'you and I'?

• You and I play the guitar

• You and I plays the guitar

• You and I played the guitar

• You and I playing the guitar

Which of the following is true about verbs ending in 's'?

• They are always singular

• They are always plural

• They are usually singular

• They are usually plural

What is the opposite of verbs ending in 's' when it comes to nouns?

• Nouns ending in 's' are plural

• Nouns ending in 's' are neither singular nor plural

• Nouns ending in 's' are singular

• Nouns ending in 's' are both singular and plural