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Which best describes a rule for subject-verb agreement? a. Phrases or clauses should never separate subjects and verbs. b. Compound subjects joined by and are never plural. c. S…

Which best describes a rule for subject-verb agreement? a. Phrases or clauses should never separate subjects and verbs. b. Compound subjects joined by and are never plural. c. S…
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Which best describes a rule for subject-verb agreement?

a. Phrases or clauses should never separate subjects and verbs.
b. Compound subjects joined by and are never plural.
c. Singular subjects have singular verbs.
d. Plural subjects can have singular or plural verbs.

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Answer: it’s c i took the test hope this helps

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User Petershine
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The correct answer is c. Singular subjects have singular verbs.

Similarly to this, plural subjects must have plural verbs.
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