Safari Scholar: Searching for Subject-Verb Agreement

The video follows Mr. Reed, a safari scholar, on a mission to teach subject-verb agreement. It explains how singular subjects require singular verbs, which end in 's', and plural subjects require plural verbs, which do not. Through examples and interactive trivia, viewers learn to identify subjects and verbs and ensure they agree. The lesson concludes with a quiz to test understanding.

What is the mission described in the text?

How do singular subjects and verbs relate to each other?

What is an example of a singular subject and its corresponding verb from the text?

What defines a plural subject according to the text?

What is the action word or verb for the plural subject 'alligators'?

What does the text suggest about the relationship between subjects and verbs?

What is the significance of the letter 'S' in relation to singular and plural verbs?