Subject-Verb Agreement Review

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What is a subject?

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The part of a sentence that does something

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What is a predicate?

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The part of a sentence that is being or being done.

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Plural subjects

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usually end in s

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Plural predicates

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usually don't end in s

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Singular predicates

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usually end in s

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Singular subjects

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usually don't end in s

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What is the subject of the sentence: "Entering the building, I was so nervous I could hear my heart beating inside my chest."?

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I

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What is the predicate of the following sentence? In contrast to older technology, modern refrigerators primarily use chlorine gas to cool food.

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use

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What is the predicate(s) of the following sentence: "Dogs, the most recognizable and beloved members of the canine family, depend on humans to feed them and interact with them daily."

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depend

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Identify the subject(s) in the sentence: "Contrary to popular belief, coffee, the most widely trafficked substance from South America, is more similar to a cherry than a bean."

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coffee