Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject? A. The tiger at the zoo seem to be getting old. B. Chicago at the end of the nineteenth century was a major center of manufacturing. C. Giant whales and some sharks swims hundreds of miles a day in search of food. D. A hummingbird weigh less than a penny.
@pooja195
which do you think and why?
i dont know :'(
well look for a subject and verb and see if they agree do it for each sentence and let me know what you get :)
ok :D
C and D are some good options, now i have to eliminate?
you already eliminated by say C and D are good now try to figure out which it is between them
i will
ohh in C they messed up "Giant whales and some sharks swims" so it is D
A sentence that has a verb that agrees with its subject will have a plural subject with a plural verb, and a singular subject with a singular verb. A singular verb will have an 's' on the end of it (generally), but a plural verb will not (also generally). Also, a singular noun will NOT have an 's' on the end (generally), but a plural noun will.
I would say B. There are grammar errors in the other choices and b flows best
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