Subject-Verb Agreement

The video tutorial covers the rules of subject-verb agreement in English, focusing on when to use singular and plural verbs. It explains the use of indefinite pronouns, gerunds, collective nouns, and complex structures like paired conjunctions. The tutorial includes examples and an interactive game to reinforce learning.

What must agree in English sentences according to the lesson?

Provide an example of a singular subject and its corresponding verb.

Explain why 'everybody' is considered a singular subject.

What is the rule for using collective nouns in sentences?

How do amounts like '10 dollars' affect verb agreement?

Describe the agreement rule for subjects that use 'and'.

What happens when using paired conjunctions like 'neither/nor'?

What is the significance of the noun that follows determiners like 'some of'?

How do you determine the verb form when a subject is followed by a descriptive phrase?

What are some examples of nouns that have the same form in both singular and plural?