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Chapter GUA, Problem 2E
Summary Introduction

1.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

Verb is one of the parts of speech in English grammar. A verb in simple language means action. The verb always represents an action or a state of being. It constructs a major portion of the predicate in a sentence.

A basic necessity in a sentence is the subject-verb agreement. This simply means that one cannot say ‘I are/is’, but say ‘I am’. A singular subject in a sentence must be accompanied with a singular verb and plural subjects are to be accompanied by plural verb.

Summary Introduction

2.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

Verb is one of the parts of speech in English grammar. A verb in simple language means action. The verb always represents an action or a state of being. It constructs a major portion of the predicate in a sentence.

A basic necessity in a sentence is the subject-verb agreement. This simply means that one cannot say ‘I are/is’, but say ‘I am’. A singular subject in a sentence must be accompanied with a singular verb and plural subjects are to be accompanied by plural verb.

Summary Introduction

3.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

Verb is one of the parts of speech in English grammar. A verb in simple language means action. The verb always represents an action or a state of being. It constructs a major portion of the predicate in a sentence.

A basic necessity in a sentence is the subject-verb agreement. This simply means that one cannot say ‘I are/is’, but say ‘I am’. A singular subject in a sentence must be accompanied with a singular verb and plural subjects are to be accompanied by plural verb.

Summary Introduction

4.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

Verb is one of the parts of speech in English grammar. A verb in simple language means action. The verb always represents an action or a state of being. It constructs a major portion of the predicate in a sentence.

A basic necessity in a sentence is the subject-verb agreement. This simply means that one cannot say ‘I are/is’, but say ‘I am’. A singular subject in a sentence must be accompanied with a singular verb and plural subjects are to be accompanied by plural verb.

Summary Introduction

5.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

Verb is one of the parts of speech in English grammar. A verb in simple language means action. The verb always represents an action or a state of being. It constructs a major portion of the predicate in a sentence.

A basic necessity in a sentence is the subject-verb agreement. This simply means that one cannot say ‘I are/is’, but say ‘I am’. A singular subject in a sentence must be accompanied with a singular verb and plural subjects are to be accompanied by plural verb.

Summary Introduction

6.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

Verb is one of the parts of speech in English grammar. A verb in simple language means action. The verb always represents an action or a state of being. It constructs a major portion of the predicate in a sentence.

A basic necessity in a sentence is the subject-verb agreement. This simply means that one cannot say ‘I are/is’, but say ‘I am’. A singular subject in a sentence must be accompanied with a singular verb and plural subjects are to be accompanied by plural verb.

Summary Introduction

6.

To determine:

The correct verb from the bracket for the given statement.

Introduction:

A determiner is a grammatical modifier that is used in order to make tge noun more specific in nature. The determiner thus then shows that it has a connection with the mentioned noun.

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