Sentence Construction: How to Know if a Subject Is Plural

Building upon our previous video where we delved into the 8 diverse subject forms, we now embark on the crucial journey of determining when these subject forms are plural. This essential skill lies at the heart of mastering the intricate subject-verb agreement rule. We invite you to stay engaged as we navigate this linguistic terrain, honing your grammatical acumen. For those seeking deeper insights and valuable resources to strengthen your understanding, we encourage you to check the links below or revisit our previous videos.
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Forming Plural Nouns:www.eng-schola...
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