Subject-Verb Agreement Rules in English | 5 Easy Rules + Examples | Part 1
Learn Subject-Verb Agreement in English Grammar with simple explanations and examples. In this video, we start a grammar series about common word agreement mistakes in English. These mistakes often make sentences sound incorrect or awkward. In Part 1, you will learn 5 important subject-verb agreement rules including: ✔ Agreement between singular and plural subjects and verbs ✔ Agreement with words like along with, together with, as well as ✔ Agreement with or, nor, not only… but also ✔ Agreement when two subjects are joined by “and” ✔ Verb agreement after who, which, and that You will also see clear examples and practice questions to test your understanding. This lesson is helpful for: English learners Students preparing for exams Anyone who wants to improve grammar and writing 📌 Practice questions are included at the end of the video. Try answering them in the comments! Subscribe for more easy English grammar lessons.

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